I speak of it especially in the shape in which it originally appeared, viz.

in 1875.
[43] Ibid.p.2 and 3.
[44] Surprising it is how largely the text of this place has suffered at the hands of Copyists and Translators.

In A and D, the words [Greek: poioumai] and [Greek: echo] have been made to change places.

The latter Codex introduces [Greek: moi] after [Greek: echo],--for [Greek: emauto] writes [Greek: emautou],--and exhibits [Greek: tou teleiosai] without [Greek: hos].

C writes [Greek: hos to teleiosai].