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 1 Pre, 0(1)|           1 If we may rely on the date of our MS. however, presently
 2 Pre      |         this account the original date of the MS. has not come
 3 Pre      |             A. D. 411 will be its date, and its age 1432 years !
 4 Pre      |          its age 1432 years ! The date of this Note is, we are
 5 Pre      |           be so old as this first date made it, and that the year
 6 Pre      |            a Syriac MS. bearing a date in our common aera; and,
 7 Pre      | Seleucidae; I do not see how this date can be given in our common
 8 Pre      |         same collection bearing a date, making them but little
 9 Pre      |        not then aware that  ./. a date was to be found in it. I
10 Pre      |     however, that this very early date might be that of the MS.
11 Pre      |         that a MS. of very modern date, may, in its epi-graphe,
12 Pre      |        greatest, 1457 : while the date, actually ascribed to it
13 Pre      |          way, when the very early date given to our MS. first occurred
14 Pre      |           innumerable, before the date of our MS. ~When the school
15 Pre      |   operation before A. D. 411, the date assigned to our MS7. Our
16 Pre      |         in a work of so ancient a date. I have already remarked,
17 Pre      |          is one of a very ancient date, -- for the purpose of affording