Dobbin, Orlando, 120, Evann. 58, 61.
Doctrinal corruption, 17; II.
327,
407.
Dorisms in N. T., II.
310,
318.
Ecclesiastical writers,
see Fathers.
Eclogadion, 77;
list throughout the year, 77, 80-7.
See Synaxarion.
“Edinburgh Review” (Tregelles in), II.
210 n 1.
Egyptian versions of N. T.,
see Versions.
Ellis, A. A. (Bentleii Crit. Sacra), II.
206,
207,
209.
Elzevir editions of N. T., II.
193-5.
Emendation and recension distinguished, II.
245-6.
Engelbreth, W. F. (Bashmuric), II.
131.
Ephraemi, Cod. (C), 121-24;
palimpsest, 121;
history, 121-2;
described, 122-4.
Epiphanius, Bp., II.
270.
Erasmus, Desid., II.
182-7;
first editions of Gr. Test.,
182-5;
their character,
185-7, &c. &c.
Erizzo, F. M., Count, II.
31.
Erpenius, T., Arabic version, II.
162-3.
Estrangelo character, II.
9,
14,
37.
Euclid, dated manuscript of, in the Bodleian, 42.
Eumenes, king of Pergamus, 24.
Eusebius, 120 n; II.
266-7, &c.;
letter to Carpianus, 60-3, 189.
“Eusebian” canons, 59-63; 189, and passim.
“Eusebian” canons, tables of, omitted in many MSS., 62.
Eustathius of Antioch, 53.
Euthalius, Bp., 63-4, 53, 190, and
passim.
See Sections.
Evangelistaria (Evst.), the term used in modern Greek catalogues; II,
74-5,
327, &c.
Families of MSS., Bengel's theory, II.
211-12;
Hug's theory of recensions, II.
270-2;
Fathers, value of citations from, II.
167-71;
list of, with dates,
171-4.
Ferrar, W. H., the F. group, see (Evann. 13, 69, 124, 346, 556, 561) 192, 255, 624
Field, Dr., II. 7 n 1, 347 n 1.
Foreign matter in manuscripts, 66-7, passim under MSS.
Forster, C., 129
n; II.
401-7.
Frankish version, II.
165.
Friderico-Augustanus, 90-1, 33-9.
Gabelentz, H. C. de, and J. Loebe, II.
147.
Glosses, marginal, &c., II.
249-50.
Gold, used in writing, 27.
Golden Evangelistarium, 88 n 2.
Grammatical forms, peculiar, II.
312-20,
181.
Greek era in dated manuscripts, 42 n 2.
Gregory, Dr. Caspar René, 79, 241-2, 272-83, 303-5, 317-9, 325-6, 356-65, 373-6, 384-9, App. A; II.
320 n, and
passim, especially under Cursive MSS.
theory of families and recensions,
224-6;
Grimthorpe, Lord, II.
248 n 2.
Gutbier, Giles, Peshitto N. T., II.
10.
Gwynn, J., Dean, 94; II.
10.
Haddan and Stubbs, II.
50.
[pg 423]
Hammond, C. E., 18
n 1; II.
379.
Hands of MSS. changed, 96, 101 n 1, 337.
Harkel, Thomas of, II.
25.
Harley, R., Earl of Oxford, 175.
Harris, J. Rendel, 130, 151, 203, 255, Appendix D; II.
34,
51,
163,
172,
366 n 2, &c.
Headlam, Rev. A. C., II.
91-144.
Hebrew Bible first printed, II.
175.
Hebrew (or Jewish) Gospel, 161; II.
15 n 2,
259 n 1.
Hebrews, Ep. of, place in N. T., 74, 57, 99.
Hellenistic dialect, II.
312-20.
Hentenius, John (Louvain Lat. Bible), II.
62-4.
Herculanean papyri, 21, 22, 33, 42, 44, 47, 108.
Hieratic writing, II.
91-2.
Hieroglyphic writing, II.
91-2.
Homer and his manuscripts, 4, 44, 45, 50, 145.
Horne, T. H., Introduction and Tregelles' edition, II. 485, and passim.
Hort, F. J. A., II.
242-3; I. 18
n 2; II.
244,
313 n 2,
333 n 1,
337 n 1, and
passim.
Hort, Westcott and, II.
284-97;
their views explained,
285-90;
compared with those of Griesbach,
290-1;
destitute of historical foundation,
291;
examination of the three reasons of the two Revisers,
293-4;
Hoskier, H. C., 191, 251.
Hug, J. L., 107, 111, 120;
his system of recensions, II.
229,
270-2.
Hutter, Elias, Peshitto N. T., II.
10.
Hyperides, papyrus fragments of, 22, 34-41, 45, &c.
Indiction, I. Append. C; 42 n 2, 156.