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 1 Pre         |     occurred generally in my reading, during the time in which
 2 Pre         |     well adapted for general reading. When we consider the very
 3 Pre         |        were reserved for the reading and occasional writing of
 4 Pre         |     mind, as for the general reading of the learned. It appears
 5   2, 17(29) |       should perhaps, be the reading of the second word here.
 6   2, 30(67) | feast of Bendis. I adopt the reading of Hemsterhusius, which
 7   2, 55(105)|    considerable varieties of reading from that of Eusebius. [..] ~
 8   2, 68     |    of those that are fond of reading of the affairs of the Greeks,
 9   2, 70(133)|         1 Matt. xii. 33. The reading here, as elsewhere, differs
10   3, 22     |   are obtained by the divine reading ?~
11   3, 79(108)|    Syriac]) here. Still, the reading might be correct, as the
12   4, 2(3)   |      in my translation. This reading is certainly extraordinary. ~
13   5, 24(37) |    critics, that the ancient reading of the Greek copies of...
14   5, 44(87) |      of the case, as to this reading, I do not see how it can