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The Gospels in the Second Century

CHAPTER VIII
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2, xxiii.

2) where Marcion and the Old Latin are opposed to the Old Syriac, where the latter has undoubtedly preserved the correct reading.

To judge from these alone, we should naturally conclude that the Syriac was simply an older and purer type than Marcion's Gospel and the Latin.

But then again, on the other hand, there are cases (such as the omission of xxi.

18) where Marcion and the Syriac are combined, and the Old Latin adheres to the truer type.


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