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μέχρις ὄρθρα βαθέος ἐμ- it was very carly in the
παροινήσομτες απῷ, οἱ Morning, and then they lead
παῦροι δοἱ καύες από him away to Annas, who
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ὃς 23 πενθερὸς ἦ Καρά- phas, and when they had
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δράσαντες, το ασκδῆς there, it being the Day of
ἔσης της ἄρχον τ Ρω- the Preparation, they deli-
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I commit my Spirit, He
gave up the Ghoft, and was
bury'd before Sun-Set in a
new Sepulchre. But when
the firfi Day of the Week
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Dead, and fulfilled those
things which before his Paf-
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of James, then to Cleopas in Luk.xxiv.
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