The Lost Books of the Bible

Table II

1926 anthology with historical English translations and Crane introduction William Wake and Frank Crane

[822] Out of.

[823] The corrupters of houses. 1 Cor. vi. 9, 10.

[824] 1 Cor. x. 8.

[825] Such a one being become defiled.

[826] Hears him.

[827] Receives ointment. Psalm xliv. 8, cxxxii. 2.

[828] Are we foolishly destroyed?

[829] Not knowing.

[830] See Dr. Smith's note in loc. 1 Cor. i. 18, 23, 24.

[831] 1 Cor. i. 20.

[832] Carried

[833] But by.

[834] Who was.

[835] Mysteries of noise.

[836] Silence or quietness. See Rom. xvi. 25.

[837] There was a disorder.

[838] Novelty.

[839] Them.

[840] Disappeared.

[841] Being made manifest.

[842] Reveal.

[843] That ye may obey.

[844] Mind.

[845] Vid. Interp. Lat. Epist. Interpol.

[847] According to.

[848] Been vouchsafed a name carrying a great deal of divinity in it.

[849] See Bishop Pearson. Vind. Ign. par. ii. cap. 12, p. 146.

[850] Sing, commend.

[851] Undergoing, escaping.

[852] Worthy of God.

[853] Whom may I enjoy.

[854] Apud. Vet. Lat. Interp. Glorificato Deum Patrem D. nostri Jesu Christi.

[855] Vid. Voss. Annot. in loc. Pearson Præf. ad Vind. Ignat.

[856] Seeming youthful state.

[857] It is becoming.

[858] Without any hypocrisy.

[859] Who willeth it.

[860] Deludes.