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Mark 13:2

Mark 13:2 w-de li,qoj evpi. li,qon {B}

On the basis of preponderant manuscript evidence (a B L W D Q Y ¦1 ¦13 28 33 700 al) the Committee preferred the reading w-de li,qoj evpi. li,qon. The reading of A and a number of minuscules (li,qoj evpi. li,qw|) reflects the influence of Luke 21:6.

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