It should be added that the standard of agreement adopted by Mr.Turpie is somewhat higher than would be naturally held to be sufficient to refer a passage to a given source.

His lists must therefore be used with these limitations.
Turning to them, we find that most of the possible forms of variation are exemplified within the bounds of the Canon itself.

I proceed to give a few classified instances of these.
[Greek: Alpha symbol] _Paraphrase_.

Many of the quotations from the Old Testament in the New are highly paraphrastic.

We may take the following as somewhat marked examples: Matt.ii.6, xii.