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once
nothing further.
added
sixty-two
days/
instead
of
above,
and
abandoned,
it
must
be
the
early
times
of
the
Maccabees
153-135
b.
c.
(2)
The
second
who
added
were persecuted and the
book,
approves
Christ
such
as
we
find
be sur-
over
free
develop-
has not
never
again
appear
the
Greek,
nor
the
doctrine
of
the
resurrection
of
the
righteous
to
an
eternal
blessedness
which
warlike
efforts
all
Israelites.
In
the
former
The Influence
of Enoch
x.
4-12.
The
ii.
5
(quoted
in
note
on
ix.
8,
9)
rot?
irpocfrrjTCUs
8,
9);
new
earth.'
1
S.
John
ii.
En.
xlviii.
1.
This
intercession
lxvii.
7.
power
and
the
angels
of
principali-
ties/
En.
xlix.
4.
'According
to
His
General Introduction.
of
light/
5<d
portrayed
in
our
Lord's
reply
tallies
almost
has
no
special
role
to
fulfil
and
His
due
merely
to
literary
reminiscence.
General Introdticlion.
to
come.
in
taught
appear from
(TCLV
07710-0)
Sect. I.]
bound
together
al&VOS.
vvv per
and
because
never
again
ascend
into
heaven
to
all
eternity,
and
on
the
earth
the
decree
hath
gone
forth,
they
wings
and
drove
me.
9.
Sect. I.]
Sect. L]
Chapters XIV
will
CLVT&V,
Its avTois Tiaaa
And
air6pp7)Ta
reus
yvvcuj-lv
'6ffa
re
els
XVII.
1.
waters
of
the
entire
deep
flow.
the
mouth
in
the
or
the
Great
Ocean
Stream.
6.
towards
the
Book
of
Jubilees
viii.
of
the
earth
9<d
The Book
manner as
the
whose
spirits
runs
counter
7-10.
as
something
which
rolls,
and
deep
all
the
souls
Sect. I.]
8.
And
of Cain
angels who
said
9,
xxiv.
1-3,
is
not
to
be
identified
ness
Sect, L]
judgment,
when
He
shall
fact
the
holy,
for
Similitudes
3
heaven, and
:

10. Blessed
&&\ah<fl>*.
over
over
clouds and dew :
and there I
chamber of
of
the
mist,
and
the
nothing
from
it,
visible path
course
L
M
O
sup-
port
Din.
If
we
do not change tn>h»H into rn>h°U, G
can
be
translated
cf.
Ps.
cxlvii.
4
The earth
27,
29
Sect. II.]
of days,
of Days,'
in
Daniel
the
Everlast-
this
expression
of
Daniel
to
God's
good
pleasure,
xlix.
4.
(b)
Wisdom,which
xlix.
3,
and
his
might
unto
M,
the
faithful
who
cleave
to
the
name
of
the
Lord
of
Spirits.'
XLVII.
1.
them,
and
that
they
may
not
have
to
Sect. IL]
hands,
for
on
the
day
of
their
anguish
and
affliction
their
souls
will
not
be
saved.
9.
before
the
face
of
the
righteous
and
earth
according to
the
of
Spirits.
back
those
Din.:
mercy.
mercy/
Before
the
Lord
of
Spirits.'
5.
He
it,
and
Sheol
also
will
give
back
that
which
it
has
of
Sect. II.]
copper,
and
eyes
have
seen,
the
mountain
of
iron,
and
of
copper,
and
of
silver,
when
of the
me,
saying
the
earth,
and
I
will
set
a
Spirits.
4.
Ye
mighty
kings
who
will
dwell
on
the
earth,
ye
shall
be reckoned.
5-LVII. 3
slaughter
and the
me
my
'
found
by
Jewish
unto
Paradise
the
inexhaust-
ible
(lit.
lead
it
out,
and
(likewise)
when
it
is
diffused
its
own
angel.
For
words GM
importance
alike
charge
of
a
demon
but
of
a
good
for
Sect. II.]
Chapters LX.
1301.
II.
Glorify.
So
GM.
Din.
adds
countenance,
and
will
have
been
clothed
with
garments
of
before
to
form
a
Enoch.
The
this
1
1
perhaps
best
to
emend
it
into
\\&o\
to
are
face
Michael.'
13.
Minister
whom
they
have
thus
led
forth.'
may
mainly in
the matter
19.
And
through
that
oath
are
to
thunder
nothing
save
thanksgiving
and
nature
of
a
mosaic,
and
came
prob-
ably
shown
thee
everything,
and
the
law
of
all
; but it is
portals
from
and
of
the
comes
forth
on
the
thirtieth
morning :
as each
moon
by
the
successive
lighting
part
of
the
And
when
she
conjunction (D
X.£
here
behind.'
This
would
give
more
than
the
quarters/
see
:
7.
TheS.E.S.
portals
heaven
are
(therewith)
completed,
and
all
their
laws
and
all
their
W. and
clouds
rendering
TYH
in
these
verses
by
two
flow
into
the
Great
Sea
there,
to destroy everything/]
all
the
children
of
This
phrase
occurs
in
Deut.
xxxii.
8,
and
in
the
Book
of
Jubilees.
Din.:
'children
of
the
world/
4.
After
Other
MSS.
these
days.
5.
Cf.lxxv.
2.
6.
On
the
Physics.
Moreover,
lxxii.
1
promises
four
intercalary
follows
the
three
seen on
earth in
of wheat,
head of
Is.
xxxv.
i;
Song
of
Solomon
ii.
I.
Asfael
from
pNapV'
SECTION IV.
and
lambs
that
become
horned
are
of
the
history
22 8
this
G
2.
For
horrible
and
dark.
2.
And
7.
And
again
That
the
real
animals.
7.
The
chasms
white
bull
departed
from
them,
Sect. IV.]
the
asses,
and
these
asses
again
gave
up
that
sheep
to
the
wolves,
God's
pasture,
as
the
enemies
of
Israel.
A
white
Pss.
lxxiv.
1
and
to
complain
unto
their
Lord.
16.
And
asses
of the sheep
sheep.
1
8.
And
Sect. IV.]
Chapter LXXXIX.
sheep till
that
before
their
face,
and
Himself
between
sheep,
gathered
itself
22. Glorious
came
to
those
sheep
which
began
to
slay
them
away,
and
they
'from
His
path/
35.
Thereupon.
G
reads
which occurs
Sect. IV.]
wild beasts
Sect. IV.]
they
not slain, and
and into
and
rejoiced
that
Sect. TV.]
a
book
how
with,
and
all
it
down.
72.
altar.'
Sect. IV.]
Chapter XC.
ii.
42,
iii.
13,
and
of
the
18.
And
I
saw
till
and it
the
sheep
came
unto
the
Sect. IV.]
all
their
15
the temporary
here. This
reads
account
of
the
lxxxiv.
beginning
of
the
independent
book
3
of God.
the
plant
of
uprightness
closures
are
for
the
children
righteous
judgment,
and
2^4
irreversible
anathemas:
in itself and
in the
2.
It
will
become
known
to
you
that
3.
see
xlvii.
3
(note).
Great
(and)
Holy
Whither
will
ye
flee
to
their
down
lying
destruction.
5.
be
also
amongst
families
he
will
appoint
as
guardians
will be
13.
Even
the
Execute
judgment,
&c.
Text
very
lesser
punishments
heart
lest
the
sea
9
accepted
Hallevi's
emendation
of
made
Sailors of
Sect, v.]
day
of
cursing
you
say
regarding
you
resurrection
already
translated
appear
his son, he
:
he
lighted
up
the
whole
house.
11.
And
when
he
was
taken
from
away, and
wicked
men
and
experienced
abuse
generation
of
light,
and
I
27.
7-9.
The
The
ascetic
scorn
of
the
proud,
the
Is.
iv.
17;
En.
cviii.
xlviii.
7.
11.
Verses
11
Matt.
xix.
28;
Kev.
iii.
21;
iv.
4;
the
is all
the more
Appendix A.
the
period
and
country
is
found
in
of
1886-87
at
Akhmim
Academy
p.
66).
Be
Idol,
iv
En.
xcix.
7
y
(xat
\j/€Vfxaa-iv
rj
£07/
kv dyaA-
Aidaei Kal
4.
airt-
Kpetdrjaav
dvOprnTrav
TTpCLyfXa
TOVTO.
$i
TOT€
&[XO(TaV
t5>p
yvpvr)
ftoa
rj
yrj
i
cf.
En.
lxvii.
2;
lxxxiv.
5.
3.
Eth.
adds
at
beginning
So
Appendix C.
8.
. . .
—
rr)v €pr)\xov
of
the
Appendix C.
yrjs iroLovatv,
—
f
(KOLfxrjd'qVf
8.
Kal
irvp
<pXeyo-
[xevov
kvkXm
biabpojial
darepuiv,
Kal
fj
areyr]
avrov
navai.
We
should
from
Eth.
expect
XiSot.
13.
Before
elarjXBop
and
Bepjiov
avOpunraiVj
kol
eXd^ere
Appendix C.
Trvevfxa^Ta)
d
Px
fi
rfs
ktiWos
aurcov.
So
Svn.
Gk.
Eth.
omits
r.
KrLrtm.
After
kcu
to.
•f
[TrvevfAaTa
1
1
Syn.
Gk.
rats yvvai£iv
Eth.
tbov
Better
than
Eth.
t.
regarding
the
apapTis>\&v.
€(rovTai
oaioi
dAA.'
d/xaprcoAoi
oaoi
(0A01)
al&vos.
Appendix C.
the
author
the
luminaries
of
Eth.
corrupt.
Emend
with
Din.
totiov
and
thus
requires
els
fioppav.
Gk.
corruptly
reads
els
fiopav
mi
height'
tovtojv
Apoc,
quoted
in
the
note
to
that
verse,
iiktIvcs
rjXiov
ol
wool
through
hmt.
prayed
to
and
blessed
in
ver.
3
for
color
candidior
nive.
The
eye
of
Appendix E.

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