Vulgate, c, e, f, ff of the Old Latin, Syr.Crt.and Pst.

&c.

against B, D (prima manu), a, b, Memph.

(MSS.) Theb.
These readings represent in the main a text which was undoubtedly current and widely diffused in the second century.

'Though no surviving manuscript of the Old Latin version dates before the fourth century and most of them belong to a still later age, yet the general correspondence of their text with that of the first Latin Fathers is a sufficient voucher for its high antiquity.