They happen to be supported on this occasion by GMN[Symbol: Delta] and fifteen cursives: while two other cursives look both ways and exhibit [Greek: palin pampollou].
In St Mark vii.

14, [Greek: palin] was similarly misread by some copyists for [Greek: panta], and has been preserved by [Symbol: Aleph]BDL[Symbol: Delta] ([Greek: PALIN] for [Greek: PANTA]) against thirteen uncials, all the cursives, the Peshitto and Armenian.
So again in St.John xiii.37.A reads [Greek: dynasai moi] by an evident slip of the pen for [Greek: dynamai soi].

And in xix.

31 [Greek: megalE E Emera] has become [Greek: megale hemera] in [Symbol: Aleph]AE[Symbol: Gamma] and some cursive copies.
FOOTNOTES: [18] See the passages quoted in Scrivener's Introduction, II.

270-2, 4th ed.
[19] Tertull.