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Acts 16:39

Acts 16:39 evlqo,ntej … th/j po,lewj {A}

Verses Acts 16:39 and Acts 16:40 in codex Bezae, supported in part by 614 syr^{h with *} and Ephraem, read as follows: kai. parageno,menoi meta. fi,lwn pollw/n eivj th.n fulakh.n pareka,lesan auvtou.j evxelqei/n eivpo,ntej( VHgnoh,samen ta. kaqV u`ma/j o[ti evste. [D = e;stai] a;ndrej di,kaioi) kai. evxagago,ntej pareka,lesan auvtou.j le,gontej( VEk th/j po,lewj tau,thj evxe,lqate mh,pote pa,lin sunstrafw/sin h`mi/n evpikra,zontej kaqV u`mw/n) (40) evxelqo,ntej de. evk th/j fulakh/j h=lqon pro.j th.n Ludi,an( kai. ivdo,ntej tou.j avdelfou.j dihgh,santo o[sa evpoi,hsen ku,rioj auvtoi/j parakale,santej auvtou,j( kai. evxh/lqan (“And having arrived with many friends at the prison, they besought them to go forth, saying, ‘We did not know the truth about you, that you are righteous men.’ And when they had brought them out they besought them saying, ‘Depart from this city, lest they again assemble against us, crying out against you.’ (40) So they went out from the prison, and visited Lydia; and when they had seen the brethren, they reported the things which the Lord had done for them, and having exhorted them they departed”). On the verb sustre,fein, see the final comment on 10.41.

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