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Appendix C. 2>Z2><br />

TtokXr}, kcu e-Kopvevcrav kcu aTreirkavriOvcrav kcll rjv : see p. 67. After dnokk. Eth. adds ftCrh* =<br />

cfiorjo-av. Syn. Gk. variants very wild. Syn. Gk. 1 km rjp^avro . . ivomiov<br />

Kvpiovl see p. 67. Syn. Gk. 2 Tore i^orjcrav . . . rrj fieyaXocrvvr). Yet<br />

these may be more correct than the shorter text <strong>of</strong> Eth. and Giz.<br />

Gk., as these repetitions (cf. ix. 2, 3) are natural in Hebrew writing.<br />

IX. 1. For CbCJ?*i G reads frCh>l\, an obvious corruption <strong>of</strong><br />

frC&£V. For (Dh*C£7i, which G omits, read Mh&i with Giz.<br />

Gk. and Syn. Gk. land2 . Hence, for ' Surjan and Urjan' read Uriel<br />

and Raphael. Syn. Gk. km aKovo-avres . . . rov ovpavov (see p. 67)

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