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Peter, I'm definitely jealous! That would have made for a great side-trip last summer.
Since you are there:
What is P45 reading at Lk 14:17?
EISIN or ESTIN?
From the printed plate this is not clear. There is something before IN, but it is not clear if it is a Sigma or a Tau.
Can this be decided from the original?
Sorry Wieland,
It was only a brief trip.
While we were in Dublin, we also walked down the street to Trinity College and looked at the excellent display of the important Irish manuscripts, including the Book of Kells. I'm not sure about the value of these 8th century Latin manuscripts for establishing the biblical text, but the artistry is incredible, intricate, and satisfying once you learn a thing or two about their method and intention.
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