16, the words [Greek: chortasthenai ek].

But editors have omitted to point out that the words [Greek: epethymei chortasthenai], introduced in defiance of the best authorities into the parable of Lazarus (xvi.

20), have simply been transplanted thither out of the parable of the prodigal son.
The reader has now been presented with several examples of Assimilation.
Tischendorf, who habitually overlooks the phenomenon where it seems to be sufficiently conspicuous, is observed constantly to discover cases of Assimilation where none exist.

This is in fact his habitual way of accounting for not a few of the omissions in Cod.

[Symbol: Aleph].