Changes (licentious),127,403-7“Charity”,201-2χωρίον,182Chronicle of Convocation,507“Church Quarterly”(1882),Pref.xvi“Church Quarterly,”(1883),Pref.xvi-xx.,xxiv-vii.Citations,see“Fathers.”Clemens, Alex.,326-7,327-31Codd.b—א—a—c—d,11-17,30,108,249,262,269-71——fandg,438-43—— Paul 73,444—— —— 181,444-5—— new,see theAppendix.Collation of MSS.,125,246-7;with the Received Text,249-50,262Complutensian,391“Conflate readings”,258-65“Conflation”examined,258-65,285“Congregationalist”Revisers,504-5Conjectural emendation,351-7Consent of copies (see“Fathers”),454-5“Conversantibus”,176Cook, (Canon),204-5,214,234,372,381,470,502Cornelius à Lapide,473Corruptions in the N. T.,334-5Cotelerius,473Coxe (Rev. H. O.),306,445,491Cozza-Luzi (Abbate),447,477,491-2-3,see theAppendix.Cranbrook, Viscount, pagev-viiiCreyk (John),433“Crib”,238Cross, title on,85-8Crux criticorum, the,98Crypta Ferrata,447,473-4,478,521“d,”see“Bezæ.”δαιμόνιον,179Darkness,62-4Dartige (M.),493Dated codices,292δέ,167-8Deane (Rev. H.),450,481,489De Boor (Dr. C.),492-3Definite,seeArticle.Delicate distinction,402Demoniacal possession,206Denis (M.),493Derry (Bp. of),seeAlexander.Design,56-65δευτερόπρωτον,73[pg 543]“Devil”,214-6διά,170,173-4,seeὑπόDialogue (supposed),320-8,328-42Diatessaron,see“Tatian.”διδασκαλία,199διδάσκαλος,179διδαχή,199διέρχωμαι,407Dionysius Alex.,461-2Διόσκουροι,147Dissertation on 1 Tim. iii. 16Pref.xxi-iv,424-501Divination.See“Verifying faculty.”“Doctrine”extirpated,199δοῦλος,179δύναμις,204Dublin (Abp. of),seeTrench.ἤ interrogative,168-9Ebionite Gospel,116Ecclesiastical Tradition,495Eclipse,63-5Editions of Fathers,121ἔγνων,159Egyptian,seeVersion.ειδε for ιδε,140εἰκῆ,359-61εἰπεῖν,511-2εἶς,183ἐκλείποντος,63-5ἔλαβον,139ἑλληνιστί,149Ellicott (Bp. of Gloucester), on the“old uncials”,14-5—— on the A. V.,112,368—— on“Revision”xlii,112,124,126,226-8,368—— on“Marginal Readings”,136-7—— on“Textus Receptus”,383-8,389-91—— on 1 Tim. iii. 16,428-31—— on 2 Tim. iii. 16,209—— on Textual Criticism,234—— on“innocent Ignorance”,349-50—— on the Greek Text,369,509—— on“Euthalius”,460-1—— his jaunty proposal,216—— his PamphletPref.xx-xxii,369seq.Ellicott, his critical knowledge,370,376,385,430,457,459-61,471-2,Dedicationp. viii—— his requirement anticipated,371,397—— his method of procedure,372-4,419-24,459-61—— method of his Reviewer,375-383,496-7,517,Pref.xxiv-vii—— appeals toModern Opinion, instead of toAncient Authority,376-8,415-6,438-9,483-5,514-5—— follows Dr. Hort,391-8,455,517-8—— complains of Injustice,399,400-13—— suggested Allocution,413-5—— his defence of the“New Greek Text,”examined415-9,419-24ἐμβατεύων,140ἐν, its different renderings,171-2ἐν ὀλίγῳ,151-2English idiom,154-5,158-75ἐφανερώθη,427,468ἐφιστάναι,144Ephraemi cod. (c),11-17,325“Epileptic”,205-6ἐπιπεσών,145Epiphanius,427ἐπιστᾶσα,144
Changes (licentious),127,403-7“Charity”,201-2χωρίον,182Chronicle of Convocation,507“Church Quarterly”(1882),Pref.xvi“Church Quarterly,”(1883),Pref.xvi-xx.,xxiv-vii.Citations,see“Fathers.”Clemens, Alex.,326-7,327-31Codd.b—א—a—c—d,11-17,30,108,249,262,269-71——fandg,438-43—— Paul 73,444—— —— 181,444-5—— new,see theAppendix.Collation of MSS.,125,246-7;with the Received Text,249-50,262Complutensian,391“Conflate readings”,258-65“Conflation”examined,258-65,285“Congregationalist”Revisers,504-5Conjectural emendation,351-7Consent of copies (see“Fathers”),454-5“Conversantibus”,176Cook, (Canon),204-5,214,234,372,381,470,502Cornelius à Lapide,473Corruptions in the N. T.,334-5Cotelerius,473Coxe (Rev. H. O.),306,445,491Cozza-Luzi (Abbate),447,477,491-2-3,see theAppendix.Cranbrook, Viscount, pagev-viiiCreyk (John),433“Crib”,238Cross, title on,85-8Crux criticorum, the,98Crypta Ferrata,447,473-4,478,521“d,”see“Bezæ.”δαιμόνιον,179Darkness,62-4Dartige (M.),493Dated codices,292δέ,167-8Deane (Rev. H.),450,481,489De Boor (Dr. C.),492-3Definite,seeArticle.Delicate distinction,402Demoniacal possession,206Denis (M.),493Derry (Bp. of),seeAlexander.Design,56-65δευτερόπρωτον,73[pg 543]“Devil”,214-6διά,170,173-4,seeὑπόDialogue (supposed),320-8,328-42Diatessaron,see“Tatian.”διδασκαλία,199διδάσκαλος,179διδαχή,199διέρχωμαι,407Dionysius Alex.,461-2Διόσκουροι,147Dissertation on 1 Tim. iii. 16Pref.xxi-iv,424-501Divination.See“Verifying faculty.”“Doctrine”extirpated,199δοῦλος,179δύναμις,204Dublin (Abp. of),seeTrench.ἤ interrogative,168-9Ebionite Gospel,116Ecclesiastical Tradition,495Eclipse,63-5Editions of Fathers,121ἔγνων,159Egyptian,seeVersion.ειδε for ιδε,140εἰκῆ,359-61εἰπεῖν,511-2εἶς,183ἐκλείποντος,63-5ἔλαβον,139ἑλληνιστί,149Ellicott (Bp. of Gloucester), on the“old uncials”,14-5—— on the A. V.,112,368—— on“Revision”xlii,112,124,126,226-8,368—— on“Marginal Readings”,136-7—— on“Textus Receptus”,383-8,389-91—— on 1 Tim. iii. 16,428-31—— on 2 Tim. iii. 16,209—— on Textual Criticism,234—— on“innocent Ignorance”,349-50—— on the Greek Text,369,509—— on“Euthalius”,460-1—— his jaunty proposal,216—— his PamphletPref.xx-xxii,369seq.Ellicott, his critical knowledge,370,376,385,430,457,459-61,471-2,Dedicationp. viii—— his requirement anticipated,371,397—— his method of procedure,372-4,419-24,459-61—— method of his Reviewer,375-383,496-7,517,Pref.xxiv-vii—— appeals toModern Opinion, instead of toAncient Authority,376-8,415-6,438-9,483-5,514-5—— follows Dr. Hort,391-8,455,517-8—— complains of Injustice,399,400-13—— suggested Allocution,413-5—— his defence of the“New Greek Text,”examined415-9,419-24ἐμβατεύων,140ἐν, its different renderings,171-2ἐν ὀλίγῳ,151-2English idiom,154-5,158-75ἐφανερώθη,427,468ἐφιστάναι,144Ephraemi cod. (c),11-17,325“Epileptic”,205-6ἐπιπεσών,145Epiphanius,427ἐπιστᾶσα,144
Changes (licentious),127,403-7“Charity”,201-2χωρίον,182Chronicle of Convocation,507“Church Quarterly”(1882),Pref.xvi“Church Quarterly,”(1883),Pref.xvi-xx.,xxiv-vii.Citations,see“Fathers.”Clemens, Alex.,326-7,327-31Codd.b—א—a—c—d,11-17,30,108,249,262,269-71——fandg,438-43—— Paul 73,444—— —— 181,444-5—— new,see theAppendix.Collation of MSS.,125,246-7;with the Received Text,249-50,262Complutensian,391“Conflate readings”,258-65“Conflation”examined,258-65,285“Congregationalist”Revisers,504-5Conjectural emendation,351-7Consent of copies (see“Fathers”),454-5“Conversantibus”,176Cook, (Canon),204-5,214,234,372,381,470,502Cornelius à Lapide,473Corruptions in the N. T.,334-5Cotelerius,473Coxe (Rev. H. O.),306,445,491Cozza-Luzi (Abbate),447,477,491-2-3,see theAppendix.Cranbrook, Viscount, pagev-viiiCreyk (John),433“Crib”,238Cross, title on,85-8Crux criticorum, the,98Crypta Ferrata,447,473-4,478,521“d,”see“Bezæ.”δαιμόνιον,179Darkness,62-4Dartige (M.),493Dated codices,292δέ,167-8Deane (Rev. H.),450,481,489De Boor (Dr. C.),492-3Definite,seeArticle.Delicate distinction,402Demoniacal possession,206Denis (M.),493Derry (Bp. of),seeAlexander.Design,56-65δευτερόπρωτον,73[pg 543]“Devil”,214-6διά,170,173-4,seeὑπόDialogue (supposed),320-8,328-42Diatessaron,see“Tatian.”διδασκαλία,199διδάσκαλος,179διδαχή,199διέρχωμαι,407Dionysius Alex.,461-2Διόσκουροι,147Dissertation on 1 Tim. iii. 16Pref.xxi-iv,424-501Divination.See“Verifying faculty.”“Doctrine”extirpated,199δοῦλος,179δύναμις,204Dublin (Abp. of),seeTrench.ἤ interrogative,168-9Ebionite Gospel,116Ecclesiastical Tradition,495Eclipse,63-5Editions of Fathers,121ἔγνων,159Egyptian,seeVersion.ειδε for ιδε,140εἰκῆ,359-61εἰπεῖν,511-2εἶς,183ἐκλείποντος,63-5ἔλαβον,139ἑλληνιστί,149Ellicott (Bp. of Gloucester), on the“old uncials”,14-5—— on the A. V.,112,368—— on“Revision”xlii,112,124,126,226-8,368—— on“Marginal Readings”,136-7—— on“Textus Receptus”,383-8,389-91—— on 1 Tim. iii. 16,428-31—— on 2 Tim. iii. 16,209—— on Textual Criticism,234—— on“innocent Ignorance”,349-50—— on the Greek Text,369,509—— on“Euthalius”,460-1—— his jaunty proposal,216—— his PamphletPref.xx-xxii,369seq.Ellicott, his critical knowledge,370,376,385,430,457,459-61,471-2,Dedicationp. viii—— his requirement anticipated,371,397—— his method of procedure,372-4,419-24,459-61—— method of his Reviewer,375-383,496-7,517,Pref.xxiv-vii—— appeals toModern Opinion, instead of toAncient Authority,376-8,415-6,438-9,483-5,514-5—— follows Dr. Hort,391-8,455,517-8—— complains of Injustice,399,400-13—— suggested Allocution,413-5—— his defence of the“New Greek Text,”examined415-9,419-24ἐμβατεύων,140ἐν, its different renderings,171-2ἐν ὀλίγῳ,151-2English idiom,154-5,158-75ἐφανερώθη,427,468ἐφιστάναι,144Ephraemi cod. (c),11-17,325“Epileptic”,205-6ἐπιπεσών,145Epiphanius,427ἐπιστᾶσα,144
Changes (licentious),127,403-7
Changes (licentious),127,403-7
“Charity”,201-2
“Charity”,201-2
χωρίον,182
χωρίον,182
Chronicle of Convocation,507
Chronicle of Convocation,507
“Church Quarterly”(1882),Pref.xvi
“Church Quarterly”(1882),Pref.xvi
“Church Quarterly,”(1883),Pref.xvi-xx.,xxiv-vii.
“Church Quarterly,”(1883),Pref.xvi-xx.,xxiv-vii.
Citations,see“Fathers.”
Citations,see“Fathers.”
Clemens, Alex.,326-7,327-31
Clemens, Alex.,326-7,327-31
Codd.b—א—a—c—d,11-17,30,108,249,262,269-71——fandg,438-43—— Paul 73,444—— —— 181,444-5—— new,see theAppendix.
Codd.b—א—a—c—d,11-17,30,108,249,262,269-71
——fandg,438-43
—— Paul 73,444
—— —— 181,444-5
—— new,see theAppendix.
Collation of MSS.,125,246-7;with the Received Text,249-50,262
Collation of MSS.,125,246-7;
with the Received Text,249-50,262
Complutensian,391
Complutensian,391
“Conflate readings”,258-65
“Conflate readings”,258-65
“Conflation”examined,258-65,285
“Conflation”examined,258-65,285
“Congregationalist”Revisers,504-5
“Congregationalist”Revisers,504-5
Conjectural emendation,351-7
Conjectural emendation,351-7
Consent of copies (see“Fathers”),454-5
Consent of copies (see“Fathers”),454-5
“Conversantibus”,176
“Conversantibus”,176
Cook, (Canon),204-5,214,234,372,381,470,502
Cook, (Canon),204-5,214,234,372,381,470,502
Cornelius à Lapide,473
Cornelius à Lapide,473
Corruptions in the N. T.,334-5
Corruptions in the N. T.,334-5
Cotelerius,473
Cotelerius,473
Coxe (Rev. H. O.),306,445,491
Coxe (Rev. H. O.),306,445,491
Cozza-Luzi (Abbate),447,477,491-2-3,see theAppendix.
Cozza-Luzi (Abbate),447,477,491-2-3,see theAppendix.
Cranbrook, Viscount, pagev-viii
Cranbrook, Viscount, pagev-viii
Creyk (John),433
Creyk (John),433
“Crib”,238
“Crib”,238
Cross, title on,85-8
Cross, title on,85-8
Crux criticorum, the,98
Crux criticorum, the,98
Crypta Ferrata,447,473-4,478,521
Crypta Ferrata,447,473-4,478,521
“d,”see“Bezæ.”
“d,”see“Bezæ.”
δαιμόνιον,179
δαιμόνιον,179
Darkness,62-4
Darkness,62-4
Dartige (M.),493
Dartige (M.),493
Dated codices,292
Dated codices,292
δέ,167-8
δέ,167-8
Deane (Rev. H.),450,481,489
Deane (Rev. H.),450,481,489
De Boor (Dr. C.),492-3
De Boor (Dr. C.),492-3
Definite,seeArticle.
Definite,seeArticle.
Delicate distinction,402
Delicate distinction,402
Demoniacal possession,206
Demoniacal possession,206
Denis (M.),493
Denis (M.),493
Derry (Bp. of),seeAlexander.
Derry (Bp. of),seeAlexander.
Design,56-65
Design,56-65
δευτερόπρωτον,73
δευτερόπρωτον,73
“Devil”,214-6
“Devil”,214-6
διά,170,173-4,seeὑπό
διά,170,173-4,seeὑπό
Dialogue (supposed),320-8,328-42
Dialogue (supposed),320-8,328-42
Diatessaron,see“Tatian.”
Diatessaron,see“Tatian.”
διδασκαλία,199
διδασκαλία,199
διδάσκαλος,179
διδάσκαλος,179
διδαχή,199
διδαχή,199
διέρχωμαι,407
διέρχωμαι,407
Dionysius Alex.,461-2
Dionysius Alex.,461-2
Διόσκουροι,147
Διόσκουροι,147
Dissertation on 1 Tim. iii. 16Pref.xxi-iv,424-501
Dissertation on 1 Tim. iii. 16Pref.xxi-iv,424-501
Divination.See“Verifying faculty.”
Divination.See“Verifying faculty.”
“Doctrine”extirpated,199
“Doctrine”extirpated,199
δοῦλος,179
δοῦλος,179
δύναμις,204
δύναμις,204
Dublin (Abp. of),seeTrench.
Dublin (Abp. of),seeTrench.
ἤ interrogative,168-9
ἤ interrogative,168-9
Ebionite Gospel,116
Ebionite Gospel,116
Ecclesiastical Tradition,495
Ecclesiastical Tradition,495
Eclipse,63-5
Eclipse,63-5
Editions of Fathers,121
Editions of Fathers,121
ἔγνων,159
ἔγνων,159
Egyptian,seeVersion.
Egyptian,seeVersion.
ειδε for ιδε,140
ειδε for ιδε,140
εἰκῆ,359-61
εἰκῆ,359-61
εἰπεῖν,511-2
εἰπεῖν,511-2
εἶς,183
εἶς,183
ἐκλείποντος,63-5
ἐκλείποντος,63-5
ἔλαβον,139
ἔλαβον,139
ἑλληνιστί,149
ἑλληνιστί,149
Ellicott (Bp. of Gloucester), on the“old uncials”,14-5—— on the A. V.,112,368—— on“Revision”xlii,112,124,126,226-8,368—— on“Marginal Readings”,136-7—— on“Textus Receptus”,383-8,389-91—— on 1 Tim. iii. 16,428-31—— on 2 Tim. iii. 16,209—— on Textual Criticism,234—— on“innocent Ignorance”,349-50—— on the Greek Text,369,509—— on“Euthalius”,460-1—— his jaunty proposal,216—— his PamphletPref.xx-xxii,369seq.
Ellicott (Bp. of Gloucester), on the“old uncials”,14-5
—— on the A. V.,112,368
—— on“Revision”xlii,112,124,126,226-8,368
—— on“Marginal Readings”,136-7
—— on“Textus Receptus”,383-8,389-91
—— on 1 Tim. iii. 16,428-31
—— on 2 Tim. iii. 16,209
—— on Textual Criticism,234
—— on“innocent Ignorance”,349-50
—— on the Greek Text,369,509
—— on“Euthalius”,460-1
—— his jaunty proposal,216
—— his PamphletPref.xx-xxii,369seq.
Ellicott, his critical knowledge,370,376,385,430,457,459-61,471-2,Dedicationp. viii—— his requirement anticipated,371,397—— his method of procedure,372-4,419-24,459-61—— method of his Reviewer,375-383,496-7,517,Pref.xxiv-vii—— appeals toModern Opinion, instead of toAncient Authority,376-8,415-6,438-9,483-5,514-5—— follows Dr. Hort,391-8,455,517-8—— complains of Injustice,399,400-13—— suggested Allocution,413-5—— his defence of the“New Greek Text,”examined415-9,419-24
Ellicott, his critical knowledge,370,376,385,430,457,459-61,471-2,Dedicationp. viii
—— his requirement anticipated,371,397
—— his method of procedure,372-4,419-24,459-61
—— method of his Reviewer,375-383,496-7,517,Pref.xxiv-vii
—— appeals toModern Opinion, instead of toAncient Authority,376-8,415-6,438-9,483-5,514-5
—— follows Dr. Hort,391-8,455,517-8
—— complains of Injustice,399,400-13
—— suggested Allocution,413-5
—— his defence of the“New Greek Text,”examined415-9,419-24
ἐμβατεύων,140
ἐμβατεύων,140
ἐν, its different renderings,171-2
ἐν, its different renderings,171-2
ἐν ὀλίγῳ,151-2
ἐν ὀλίγῳ,151-2
English idiom,154-5,158-75
English idiom,154-5,158-75
ἐφανερώθη,427,468
ἐφανερώθη,427,468
ἐφιστάναι,144
ἐφιστάναι,144
Ephraemi cod. (c),11-17,325
Ephraemi cod. (c),11-17,325
“Epileptic”,205-6
“Epileptic”,205-6
ἐπιπεσών,145
ἐπιπεσών,145
Epiphanius,427
Epiphanius,427
ἐπιστᾶσα,144
ἐπιστᾶσα,144