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201: -- Basil, (p. 370) whose name Possinus does not seem to have read: -- Cyril's name, which Possinus found in a certain place (p. 311), is not mentioned in Laud.

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Possinus, and Cranor (1838), in Migne's reprint of Aubert's edition

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(Paris, 1639); in 1673 Suarez published a supplement at Rome; his letters were collected by Possinus (Paris, 1657), a larger collection was made by Leo Allatius (Rome, 1668).

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The writings of St. Nilus of Sinai were first edited by Possinus

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The history was continued by Sacchini, Possinus, Jouvancy, and

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It proves to be the concluding portion of Victor's Commentary, and to correspond with what is found at p. 365 of Possinus, and p. 446-7 of

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-- It was in his power to solve his own shrewd doubt, (at p. 299, -- concerning the text of a passage in Possinus, p. 343,) seeing that the Catena which Possinus published was transcribed by Corderius from a MS. in the Vatican.

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Meanwhile, as if to render the work of collation (in a manner) impossible, -- (1) Peltanus pleads guilty to having transposed and otherwise taken liberties with the text he translated: (2) Possinus confessedly welded three codices into one: (3)

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Corderius gave Possinus at the same time his transcript of an anonymous Commentary on S. Mark preserved in the

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Cramer's edition: of which Possinus omits eleven; and Matthaei also, eleven; -- but not the same eleven.

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