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 1 Pre       |    British Museum a MS. of this work, which forms one of the
 2 Pre       |   consequently the value of the work in so mutilated a condition
 3 Pre       |        become a part of Addai's work till after the Diatessaron
 4 Pre       |         would have before him a work professing to have been
 5 Pre       |     Greek. ~But the part of the work which Eusebius translated
 6 Pre       |       found as the title of the work) containing the story of
 7 Pre       |        fairly conclude that our work contained the story of Protonice,
 8 Pre       |       of the genuineness of the work, which is also defended
 9 Pre       |      mind that the claim of the work to genuineness is well founded,
10 Pre       |       of the genuineness of the work. It is inconceivable, they
11 Pre       |  against the genuineness of the work rest mainly on the letter
12 Pre       |  against the genuineness of the work. Though these passages are
13 Text      |         but this is a wonderful work, in which God will be praised,
14 Text      | collected for the sight of this work, she commanded that, without
15 Text  (29)|         Second Book of the same work. ~
16 Text      |     name, they, worshipping the work of their hands, will not
17 Text      |      also not a creature, and a work of art as the images in
18 Text      |     they may not have any other work with the ministry. Everything
19 Text  (62)|  commentary was written on this work by Ephraim Syrus, according
20 Text  (62)|         Tatian's volume, in his work [Syriac], says that the
21 Text      |        before the people, we in work should do before every man.