 | Origen Bacheler - 1833 - Broj stranica: 388
...it too. Bishop Marsh, in his Michaelis, than which I cannot cite to you higher authority,* says ; " It is a certain fact, that several readings in our...which he proposed, though as he himself acknowledged, supported by the evidence of no manuscript, were very generally received."^ The quotations given by... | |
 | Origen Bacheler, Robert Dale Owen - 1840 - Broj stranica: 386
...— Quoted in Ellitey's Annotations on the Gospels, vol. ii., (the introduction,) p. xxvi. says; " It is a certain fact, that several readings in our...which he proposed, though, as he himself acknowledged, sup. ported by the evidence of no manuscript, were very generally received.''* The quotations given... | |
 | Joseph Barker, William Cooke, John Selkirk - 1845 - Broj stranica: 634
...effect. Yet Michaelis gives evidence of the truth of what I have stated. The following are his words. " It is a certain fact, that several readings in our...which he proposed, though, as he himself acknowledged, supported by the evidence of no manuscript, were very generally received." — Michaelis Introd. to... | |
 | Robert Taylor - 1845 - Broj stranica: 436
...his Michaelis, the highest authority we could possibly appeal to on this subject, f admits, that " it is a certain fact, that several readings in our...emendations which he proposed, though, as he himself acknowledges, they were supported by the evidence of no manuscript, were very generally received."J... | |
 | Andrew Jackson Davis - 1868 - Broj stranica: 332
...certain fact that several readings, in our common text, are nothing more than alterations made by Origin, whose authority was so great in the Christian Church,...which he proposed, though, as he himself acknowledged, supported by the evidence of no manuscript^ were very generally received." .Origen was undoubtedly... | |
 | Arthur Dyot Thomson - 1872 - Broj stranica: 876
...admission of Bishop Marsh (Michaelis's "Introd. to New Test.," by Bishop Marsh, vol. ii. p. 368), that " it is a certain fact that several readings in our common printed text are nothing but alterations made by Origen [circa AD 230], whose authority was so great in the Christian Church... | |
 | Thomas William Doane - 1882 - Broj stranica: 648
...to be found in none of the manuscripts which are at present remaining." ' And Bishop Marsh says : " It is a certain fact, that several readings in our...whose authority was so great in the Christian Church (AD 230) that emendations which he proposed, though, as he himself acknowledged, they were supported... | |
 | Thomas William Doane - 1883 - Broj stranica: 754
...Testament, are to be found in none of the manuscripts which are at present remaining."2 Again he says : "It is a certain fact, that several readings in our common printed text are nothing more llian alterations made by Origcn, whose authority was so great in the Christian Church (\. D. 230)... | |
 | Andrew J. Davis - 1997 - Broj stranica: 522
...find the following startling assertion : " It is a certain fact that several readings, in our common text, are nothing more than alterations made by Origen, whose authority was BO great in the Christian Church, that emendations which he proposed, though; as he himself acknowledged,... | |
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It is a certain fact, that several readings in our common printed text are nothing more than alterations made by Origen, whose authority was so great in the Christian Church... 