and versions.
Matt.v.28.Qui viderit ad concupiscentiam, etc.

This verse is cited six times by Tertullian, and Roensch says (p.

590) that 'in these six citations almost every variant of the Greek text is represented.' Matt.v.48.Qui est in caelis: [Greek: ho en tois ouranois], Textus Receptus, with [Greek: Delta symbol], E'2, rel., b, c, d, g'1, h, Syrr.Crt.and Pst., Clem., [Greek: ho ouranios], [Hebrew: Aleph symbol], B, D'2, Z, and i, 33, Vulg., a, f, etc.
Matt.vi.10.Fiat voluntas tua in caelis et in terra, omitting 'sicut.' So D, a, b, c, Aug.

(expressly, 'some codices').
Matt.xi.ii.Nemo major inter natos feminarum Joanne baptizatore.
'The form of this citation, which neither corresponds with Matt.
xi.

11 nor with Luke vii.