Many of the Latin copies preface this with _et haec eo dicente_.

Now, the established formula of the lectionaries here is,--[Greek: nomikos tis prosethen to I.], which explains why the Curetonian, the Lewis, with 33, 'the queen of the cursives,' as their usual leader in aberrant readings is absurdly styled, so read the place: while D, with one copy of the Old Latin, stands alone in exhibiting,--[Greek: aneste de tis nomikos].

Four Codexes ([Symbol: Aleph]BL[Symbol: Xi]) with the Curetonian omit the second [Greek: kai] which is illegible in the Lewis.

To read this place in its purity you have to take up any ordinary cursive copy.
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4.
Take another instance.