The Lost Books of the Bible

Table II

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

[1061] i.e. Christians.

[1062] Incorporeal and dæmoniac.

[1063] Ex. Evang. Sec. Hebr. See Dr. Grabe Spicileg. tom. ii. p. 26.

[1064] Death.

[1065] Admonish.

[1066] Have so.

[1067] Had true flesh.

[1068] It is.

[1069] Matt. xix. 12.

[1070] Vid. Epist. Interpol.

[1071] Vid. Annot. Coteler. in loc. Or, Prayers.

[1072] Vid. Coteler. Annot.

[1074] Multitude.

[1075] Make a love-feast.

[1076] Return to a sound mind.

[1077] Does worship.

[1078] Vid. Voss. Annot. in loc.

[1081] Vid. Epist. Interpol.

[1082] Spirit.

[1083] All the.

[1084] i.e. the bishop of that church.

[1085] Vid. Voss. Annot. in loc.

[1086] Bulk, greatness.

[1087] Help you.

[1088] Vid. Voss. Annot. in loc.

[1089] i.e. The deaconesses See the reason for the name, Voss. Annot. in loc. Add. Coteler. ib.

[1090] See Voss. Annot. ex Epist. Interpol.

[1091] of the Smyrnæans.

[1092] Innocent.

[1093] Vid. 1 Cor. vii. 34.

[1094] Be at leisure to, etc.

[1095] Vid. Voss. in loc. aliter Vet. Lat. Interpr.

[1096] The diseases.

[1097] Is much.

[1098] Superfusions.

[1099] Matt. x. 16.

[1100]Vid. Voss. Annot. in loc Collat. cum Coteler. ib.