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Ii. 15). Bentley, with a rashness which even he seldom exceeded, declared X. ] PROPOSED EDITION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. 1C9 that the ' Italian Aersiou is a more droani : ' Itala, in Augustine, should be ilia. Archbishop Potter's vsitata, viewed merely as an emendation, -was far more intrinsi- cally probable ; but Cardinal Wiseman's arguments iu his letters (1832 — 3), — reinforced by Lachmann's illus- trations, — have placed it beyond reasonable doubt that Augustine really -wrote Itala. As to his... meaning, all that is certain is that he intended to distinguish this ' Italian ' text from the ' African ' {codices Afros) ^vhich he mentions elsewhere. Of a Latin version, or Latin versions, prior to Jerome's — which was a recension, with the aid of Greek MSS. , not a new and original version— Bentley could scarcely know anythmg. The documents were first made accessible in Bianchini's Evangeliarium Quadniplex (1749), and the Benedictine Sabatier's Bibli- oruvi Sacrorum Latinae Versiones Antiquae (1751).
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Ii. 15). Bentley, with a rashness which even he seldom exceeded, declared X. ] PROPOSED EDITION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. 1C9 that the ' Italian Aersiou is a more droani : ' Itala, in Augustine, should be ilia. Archbishop Potter's vsitata, viewed merely as an emendation, -was far more intrinsi- cally probable ; but Cardinal Wiseman's arguments iu his letters (1832 — 3), — reinforced by Lachmann's illus- trations, — have placed it beyond reasonable doubt that Augustine really -wrote Itala. As to his... meaning, all that is certain is that he intended to distinguish this ' Italian ' text from the ' African ' {codices Afros) ^vhich he mentions elsewhere. Of a Latin version, or Latin versions, prior to Jerome's — which was a recension, with the aid of Greek MSS. , not a new and original version— Bentley could scarcely know anythmg. The documents were first made accessible in Bianchini's Evangeliarium Quadniplex (1749), and the Benedictine Sabatier's Bibli- oruvi Sacrorum Latinae Versiones Antiquae (1751).
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