Changes (licentious), 127, 403-7
“Charity”, 201-2
χωρίον, 182
Chronicle of Convocation, 507
“Church Quarterly” (1882), Pref. xvi
“Church Quarterly,” (1883), Pref. xvi-xx., xxiv-vii.
Citations, see “Fathers.”
Clemens, Alex., 326-7, 327-31
Codd. b—א—a—c—d, 11-17, 30, 108, 249, 262, 269-71
—— f and g, 438-43
—— Paul 73, 444
—— —— 181, 444-5
—— new, see the Appendix.
Collation of MSS., 125, 246-7;
with the Received Text, 249-50, 262
Complutensian, 391
“Conflate readings”, 258-65
“Conflation” examined, 258-65, 285
“Congregationalist” Revisers, 504-5
Conjectural emendation, 351-7
Consent of copies (see “Fathers”), 454-5
“Conversantibus”, 176
Cook, (Canon), 204-5, 214, 234, 372, 381, 470, 502
Cornelius à Lapide, 473
Corruptions in the N. T., 334-5
Cotelerius, 473
Coxe (Rev. H. O.), 306, 445, 491
Cozza-Luzi (Abbate), 447, 477, 491-2-3, see the Appendix.
Cranbrook, Viscount, page v-viii
Creyk (John), 433
“Crib”, 238
Cross, title on, 85-8
Crux criticorum, the, 98
Crypta Ferrata, 447, 473-4, 478, 521
“d,” see “Bezæ.”
δαιμόνιον, 179
Darkness, 62-4
Dartige (M.), 493
Dated codices, 292
δέ, 167-8
Deane (Rev. H.), 450, 481, 489
De Boor (Dr. C.), 492-3
Definite, see Article.
Delicate distinction, 402
Demoniacal possession, 206
Denis (M.), 493
Derry (Bp. of), see Alexander.
Design, 56-65
δευτερόπρωτον, 73
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“Devil”, 214-6
διά, 170, 173-4, see ὑπό
Dialogue (supposed), 320-8, 328-42
Diatessaron, see “Tatian.”
διδασκαλία, 199
διδάσκαλος, 179
διδαχή, 199
διέρχωμαι, 407
Dionysius Alex., 461-2
Διόσκουροι, 147
Dissertation on 1 Tim. iii. 16 Pref. xxi-iv, 424-501
Divination. See “Verifying faculty.”
“Doctrine” extirpated, 199
δοῦλος, 179
δύναμις, 204
Dublin (Abp. of), see Trench.
ἤ interrogative, 168-9
Ebionite Gospel, 116
Ecclesiastical Tradition, 495
Eclipse, 63-5
Editions of Fathers, 121
ἔγνων, 159
Egyptian, see Version.
ειδε for ιδε, 140
εἰκῆ, 359-61
εἰπεῖν, 511-2
εἶς, 183
ἐκλείποντος, 63-5
ἔλαβον, 139
ἑλληνιστί, 149
Ellicott (Bp. of Gloucester), on the “old uncials”, 14-5
—— on the A. V., 112, 368
—— on “Revision” xlii, 112, 124, 126, 226-8, 368
—— on “Marginal Readings”, 136-7
—— on “Textus Receptus”, 383-8, 389-91
—— on 1 Tim. iii. 16, 428-31
—— on 2 Tim. iii. 16, 209
—— on Textual Criticism, 234
—— on “innocent Ignorance”, 349-50
—— on the Greek Text, 369, 509
—— on “Euthalius”, 460-1
—— his jaunty proposal, 216
—— his Pamphlet Pref. xx-xxii, 369 seq.
Ellicott, his critical knowledge, 370, 376, 385, 430, 457, 459-61, 471-2, Dedication p. viii
—— his requirement anticipated, 371, 397
—— his method of procedure, 372-4, 419-24, 459-61
—— method of his Reviewer, 375-383, 496-7, 517, Pref. xxiv-vii
—— appeals to Modern Opinion, instead of to Ancient Authority, 376-8, 415-6, 438-9, 483-5, 514-5
—— follows Dr. Hort, 391-8, 455, 517-8
—— complains of Injustice, 399, 400-13
—— suggested Allocution, 413-5
—— his defence of the “New Greek Text,” examined 415-9, 419-24
ἐμβατεύων, 140
ἐν, its different renderings, 171-2
ἐν ὀλίγῳ, 151-2
English idiom, 154-5, 158-75
ἐφανερώθη, 427, 468
ἐφιστάναι, 144
Ephraemi cod. (c), 11-17, 325
“Epileptic”, 205-6
ἐπιπεσών, 145
Epiphanius, 427
ἐπιστᾶσα, 144