All the three officiously insert [Greek: ho Iesous], in order to prevent people from imagining that Lazarus raised Lazarus from the dead; ver.

4, D gives the gloss, [Greek: apo Karyotou] for [Greek: Iskariotes]; ver.

13, spells thus,--[Greek: hossana]; besides constant inaccuracies, in which it is followed by none.

[Symbol: Aleph] omits nineteen words in the first thirty-two verses of the chapter, besides adding eight and making other alterations.

B is far from being accurate.
[410] 'Let her alone, that she may keep it against the day of My burying' (Alford).