[100] St. Matt. xx. 9. See also St. Mark xi. 9, 10. [101] 'Quae quidem orationis prolixitas non conveniens esset si [Greek: hote] legendum esset.' [102] iv. 577: 'quando.' [103] Dem. Ev. 310, 312, 454 _bis._ [104] i. 301. [105] ii. 488, and _ap._ Gall. vi. 580. [106] Trin. 59, 99, 242. [107] viii. 406, 407. Also ps.-Chrysost. v. 613. Note, that 'Apolinarius' in Cramer's Cat. 332 is Chrys. viii. 407. [108] _Ap._ Chrys. vi. 453. [109] iv. 505, 709, and _ap_. Mai iii. 85. [110] ii. 102: iv. 709, and _ap_. Mai iii. 118. [111] v^{1}. 642. [112] Unfortunately, though the Dean left several lists of instances of Itacism, he worked out none, except the substitution of [Greek: hen] for [Greek: en] in St. Mark iv. 8, which as it is not strictly on all fours with the rest I have reserved till last. He mentioned all that I have introduced (besides a few others), on detached papers, some of them more than once, and [Greek: lousanti] and [Greek: katharizon] even more than the others. In the brief discussion of each instance which I have supplied, I have endeavoured whenever it was practicable to include any slight expressions of the Dean's that I could find, and to develop all surviving hints. [113] [Greek: lousanti]. [114] [Greek: lusanti]. [115] [Greek: houtos]. BCEFGHLMX[Symbol: Delta]. Most cursives. Goth. [Greek: outos]. KSU[Symbol: Gamma][Symbol: Lambda]. Ten cursives. _Omit_ [Symbol: Aleph]AD[Pi]. Many cursives. Vulg. Pesh. Ethiop. Armen. Georg. Slavon. Bohair. Pers. [116] E.g. Thuc. vii. 15, St. John iv. 6. [117] See St. John iv. 6: Acts xx. 11, xxvii. 17. The beloved Apostle was therefore called [Greek: ho epistethios]. See Suicer. s. v. Westcott on St. John xiii. 25. [118] 24. [Greek: apololos.] [Symbol: Aleph]^{a}ABD &c. [Greek: apololos]. [Symbol: Aleph]*GKMRSX[Symbol: Gamma][Symbol: Pi]*. Most curs. 32. [Greek: apololos]. [Symbol: Aleph]*ABD &c. [Greek: apololos]. [Symbol: Aleph]^{c}KMRSX[Symbol: Gamma][Symbol: Pi]*. Most curs.