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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ITACISM»
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1
Causes of Corruption of the New Testament Text
CHAPTER 5 ACCIDENTAL CAUSES OF CORRUPTION OF THE TEXT: ITACISM
The art of transcription on vellum did not reach perfection until after the lapse of
many centuries in the life of the Church. Even in the minute elements of writing ...
2
Bandle, Oscar; Braunmüller, Kurt; Jahr, Ernst Hakon; Karker, ...
Itacism and vowel shift Itacism in certain Norwegian dialects has often been seen
as an extension of the Peninsular shift of long vowels (Larsen 1886, 84; 1926, 10;
Christiansen 1946-48, 121; Skard 1967, 88; Indrebo 1951, 116; cf. also ...
3
The Nordic Languages 2: An International Handbook of the ...
Itacism and vowel shift Itacism in certain Norwegian dialects has often been seen
as an extension of the Peninsular shift of long vowels (Larsen 1886, 84; 1926, 10;
Christiansen 1946-48, 121; Skard 1967, 88; Indrebo 1951, 116; cf. also Seip ...
Oskar Bandle, Kurt Braunmuller, Ernst-Hakon Jahr, 2005
4. tfrvcriovTai] <f>v<jtiovrai FG, by itacism. 5. owt ao-^fxovtt F00""" G. | ovk Kaa-xtp
-ovti F*. • • • • ov Kav)(rjixovti Eph.-Syr. Paraen. 26. ii. 112c. (Damascen. in loco ii.
109d, ap. Le Quien ov ao-x^pjovti, but Migne ovk). — £71*1] irfTi N, by itacism.
5
Bibliotheca sacra: a theological quarterly
1rp04>171ta A (by mere error, as it has Karapyq61yo'ovrat to agree with it). ' ' ' '
1rpo¢17nat RD'l'P, by itacism. I 1rpo¢171£ta xarapqu-qoe-rat B. Prosper.-
Aquitan. in P8. ciii. 11. p. 208. 8. 'yNBo'cat wallow-rat Clem. 956. ' "' Karapyqdfio'
ovral.
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The Causes of the Corruption of the Traditional Text of the ...
[A suggestive example * of the corruption introduced by a petty Itacism may be
found in Rev. i. 5, where the beautiful expression which has found its way into so
many tender passages relating to Christian devotion, ' Who hath washed 's us ...
John William Burgon, Edward Miller, 2007
D reads t&u«as For eroi H reads av (itacism). 10. For km to. e/xa iravra aa earar
koi ra aa epa St reads Kai epoi avrovs c8cuica$ from verse 6 For icai ra L reads
Kara After era epa D adds eariv For SeSo£aapai St reads SeSofaoyxe (itacism) ...
Dallas Theological Seminary and Graduate School of Theology, 1871
8
Psalms of the Pharisees, Commonly Called the Psalms of ...
éAalou for éhsou (an itacism). xi. 6. érnrlpmo'av for éoxlaaau. xii. 2. iiith for Map.
xvi. r. Kotrot¢op<ii for Kura¢00p<'i. r'z. Zcxuo'ctt for évto'xfirmt. xvii. 5 5. dlkatos
Kal. steam; ins.' Ital. ' 4o. al.,/56¢ for diet. Readings peculiar to M. ii. 4. éuédwlcev.
Herbert E. Ryle, Montague Rhodes James, 2006
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Early Christian Manuscripts: Examples of Applied Method and ...
common case of itacism,42 so that the “Lex youtie”—a rule commonly accepted
in epigraphy and papyrology that sounds a note of caution in relation to potential
alterations of letters directly next to holes (lacunae) or other distortions of a ...
Thomas J Kraus, Tobias Nicklas, 2010
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Bible and Interpretation: The Collected Essays of James ...
In view of the discussion of itacism recently published in the posthumous work of
P. Walters,2 no one will wish to dogmatize about the 'correct' spelling of such
Greek words as may be represented by these readings. But we may put it in this ...
James Barr, John Barton, 2014
