...version is the source of almost all European versions. — Marsh's Michselis, vol. 2. page 106. 24. No manuscript now extant is prior to the sixth century...of the manuscripts which are at present remaining. — Ibid, page 160. This is but a spicilegium which the reader may safely multiply by a hundred, of...

...recollect, that Origen lived and wrote in the third century, and that *' no manuscript of the New Testament now extant is prior to the sixth century ; and, what...Testament, are to be found in none of the manuscripts which arc at present remaining."§ ADMISSIONS, TO THE SAME EFFECT, OF THE EARLY FATHERS. To charges of such...

...not the same. " It is to be lamented," says Michaelis in the work I have just quoted, " that vari ous readings which, as appears from the quotations of...the manuscripts which are at present remaining.''?: * The learned Bishop of Llandaff may satisfy us of this : " The Introduction to the New Testament,"...

....recollect, that Origen lived and wrote in the third century, and that "no manuscript of the New Testament now extant is prior to the sixth century ; and, what...the manuscripts which are at present remaining.'^ ADMISSIONS, TO THE SAME EFFECT, OF THE EARLY FATHERS. To charges of such pregnant inference, we find...

...Testaments, are not the same. " It is to be lamented," says Michaelis, in the work I have just quoted, " that various readings which, as appears from the quotations...of the manuscripts which are at present remaining, "f As to our detecting the forgeries of Origen or Eusebius, or any of their contemporaries, by referring...

...in these early copies, have been erased and lost. Michaelis observes ; " It is to be lamented that various readings which, as appears from the quotations...of the manuscripts which are at present remaining." — Michaelis Introd., vol. ii., .p. 160. As to my opponent's notion that it is possible to detect...

...recollect, that Origen lived and wrote in the third century, and that " no manuscript of the New Testament now extant is prior to the sixth century; and, what is to be lamented, various readings which, aa as appears from the quotations of the Fathers, were in the text of the Greek Testament, are to be...

...in the work I have just quoted, " that various readings which, as appears from the quotations of&e fathers, were in the text of the Greek Testament,...found in none of the manuscripts which are at present remaining."f As to our detecting the forgeries of Origeu or Eusebius, or any of their contemporaries,...

..."2. And though <no manuscript of these writings now in existence is prior to the sixth century, and various readings which, as appears from the quotations...found in none of the manuscripts which are at present remaining/—Michaelis, vol. ii. p. 160. 1998. "4. And though ' in our common editions of the Greek...

...'2. And though ' no manuscript of these writings now in existence is prior to the sixth century, and various readings which, as appears from the quotations of the Fathers, were in the text of the Grcek Testament are to be found in none of the manuscripts which are at present remaining.' — Michaelis,...