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Introductory Note to Clement of Alexandria
[3890] καθαρά, Segaar, for καθά of the ms.
[3892] This, the reading of the ms., has been altered by several editors, but is justly defended by Segaar.
[3893] γῆν ὸλην, for which Fell reads τὴν ὅλην.
[3895] τινῶν, for which the text has τιμῶν.
[3896] Matt. vii. 1, 2; Luke vi. 37, 38.
[3897] παῖς.
[3899] παιδός.
[3900] Perhaps ἀλλά has got transposed, and we should read, “but to speak to the king,” etc.
[3902] Segaar reads: For what more should I say? Behold the mysteries of love.
[3903] Ἐθηλύνθη, which occurs immediately after this, has been suggested as the right reading here. The text has ἐθηράθη.
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