And therfor, quhen Cesar was slayn by the Sanatouris, Octavyan had revengeit his deth, and rang passabilly at the byrth of our salviour, quhen the starn of Bethliam apperit.
A thousand thre hundyr and the fyft yhere Eftyr the byrth of oure Lord dere, Schyre John of Menteth in tha days Tuk in Glasgw Willame Walays, And send hym in-til Ingland swne.
Fer worthyar of byrth than I was born, Throuch my desyr wyth hungyr ar forlorn: I ask at God thaim to restor agayn; I am the causs, I suld haiff all the pain.
I eagerly assure Mr. Byrth that no such charge was ever made, nor could be made with truth, and I am much grieved that any rumour has conveyed to him the pain of such an impression.
Mr. Byrth seems to think it impossible to have worded the Title of his Lecture so as not to have insulted some one.
Mr. Byrth will perceive that he has been anticipated by the reviewer.
If this had been Unitarian Criticism, Mr. Byrth would have called it defective Scholarship or dishonesty.
Mr. Byrth appears to enumerate three particulars, in which he thinks that the parallelism between these two cases fails: First; “The Authorised Version does not profess to be a systematic Interpretation.
Surely Mr. Byrth will perceive the unfairness of concluding a Book to be our Standard, merely because some other parties, very unfavourably disposed towards us, choose to represent it as such.
Footnote 512: Who are the competent Critics, of whom Mr. Byrth speaks as retaining the text of the three Heavenly Witnesses?
Footnote 147: And especially since Mr. Byrth has alluded to the disapprobation with which the sentiment was received.
We know how much of the weight of these testimonies rests upon Eusebius—and I doubt not Mr. Byrth knows very well that he is clearly convicted of having interpolated one passage in Josephus, and corrupted another.
As it is exceedingly inconvenient to repeat subjects and answers, and so never to get rid of a topic, I refer Mr. Byrth and my readers to note B, on the Ebionites and their Gospel, in the Appendix to the Second Lecture of our Course.
Notwythstondyng it treateth of the byrth lyf & actes of the sayd kynge Arthur of his noble knyghtes of the rounde table.
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