Bengelius's Introduction to His Exposition of the Apocalypse: With His Preface to That Work, and the Greatest Part of the Conclusion of It; And Also His Marginal Notes on the Text, Which Are a Summary of the Whole Exposition (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Bengelius's Introduction to His Exposition of the Apocalypse: With His Preface to That Work, and the Greatest Part of the Conclusion of It; And Also His Marginal Notes on the d104, Which Are a Summary of the Whole Exposition

The fame year he puhlijhed, at Stutgard, an Edition of the text and marginal. Various readings and parallel places, hut without the critical Apparatus which I have not heen ahle to procure, though defirous to have it as a Curio/ity in its kind, as having hut one error of the prefs, 'viz, a wrong accent on the word pander/taxi, 1 Cor. Xvi. 5, Vid. Gnom. In locum. He had ado hegna a fecond 8 edition, entirely the jame, in the tex T, with the two former, hut a little difierent in the margin as to the Greek letters a, Q, 7, d, 5, one of which in all his editions he puts after each various reading to jignifl his approhation or di/izpprohation and the degree of it (a the heft, s the won/t, y douhtful) jhme of which are here alter'd, eypecially y into 9 or 3, after 1 8 years time for farther enquiry. He did not line to fie this fini/hed. It came out at Tahing, A. 1753, in 49 5 pages. In the preface to this 3 d edition he mentions a Treatije he had hy him ready fir the prefs and would jhon puh Ii/b, viz. Clavicula N. Test. Greci ex iterate? Hacce recognitione editi, quas et generalia fundamenta crifeos N. T. Ita repe tit, ut novifiimw exceptiones przecidantur, he.

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