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| Reference | L reading | Di reading |
|---|---|---|
| S. 391, 19 | αὖ τῶι to him again | αὐτῷ to him |
| 392, 10 | ὑμεῖς you | ἡμεῖς we |
| 406, 6 | τὰς the (acc. pl.) | < |
| 412, 5 | ἀνθρώπους men | οὐρανοὺς heavens |
| 424, 25 | ὡς as | < |
| 435, 18 | λαρισαίον Larissaean | λαρισσαίων |
| 437, 15 | ὑπερείδης you might overlook | ὑπερίδης |
| 444, 27 | ὑποτεταγμένων subjected | ὑποτεταμένων |
| 448, 10 | ψυχῆς of the soul | < |
| 448, 21 | ὡς ἴδια αὐχεῖν to boast as one's own | ὡσεὶ διαυχεῖν |
| 450, 25 | ἔνατος ninth | ἔννατος |
| 451, 16 | φησί he says | φασί they say |
| 451, 21 | ἐξουσίαν authority | ἐξουσίας of authority |
| 452, 21 | ταῖν to both (dual) | < |
| 453, 1 | τοῦ of the | < |
| 453, 20 | ἔδωκά I gave | ἔδωκας you gave |
| 454, 12 | καὶ τὰς τῶν δικαίων and the (things) of the righteous | < |
| 454, 26 | ἐξομολογούμενοι confessing | ἐξομολογουμένως confessedly |
| 464, 10 | ἐμέμνηντο they remembered | ἐπέμνηντο they mentioned |
| 466, 22 | χαρακτηρίζοιτο it might be characterized | χαρακτηρίζετο it was characterized |
| 466, 25 | δὲ but | < |
| 471, 13 | αὐταρκείαι with self-sufficiency | αὐταρκίᾳ |
| 472, 29 | λήσεται it will escape notice | λύσεται it will be loosened |
| 481, 14 | αὐτὰ themselves | αὐτὰ |
| 490, 5 | γραμματέων of the scribes | γραμμάτων of the letters |
| 494, 22f | λαλοῦντές speaking | λεγοῦντές saying |
| 506, 2 | ἀμφοτέρων of both | ἀμφότερον both (acc.) |
| 508, 13 | φθείρειν to destroy | φθύρειν |
| 511, 7 | καλῶς well | καλῶν of beautiful things |
| 518, 24 | γενομένους having become | γενομένης having become (fem.) |
| 518, 25 | ἀποπλασάμενοι having fashioned | ὑποπλασάμενοι having forged |
This list shows that the collation of the manuscript was not without influence on the structure of the text. However, the changes brought about by this are insignificant in number and importance compared to the places where the corrupted text had to be healed through conjectural criticism. Every glance at the apparatus shows how much outside help the editor has received in this volume as well.
Professor J. B. Mayor again had the kindness to transcribe the notes of Jeremiah Markland (cf. vol. I, introduction p. LXXXII), which admittedly only concern Stromata I...