Full Collation (1864)
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Nor will the conclusions to which we are thus led on, step by step, be at all weakened by the fact that Cod. Sinaiticus, in this particular disagreeing with Cod. Vaticanus, exhibits the Ammonian sections and Eusebian canons in red ink in the margin (see
Facsimile 2, and p. xiv, note 1), of which Cod. Alexandrinus had hitherto supplied the earliest example. These numerals are very possibly by the hand of the original scribe, but must have been added by a contemporary, perhaps by the (Grk) or corrector (see p. xx), since to the eye they look quite as old, and here and there the arrangements of the manuscript in respect to breaks and initial letters (see p. xv) are plainly adapted to them 4. ... (continues) p. xxxvi
the presence, on the other hand, of the Ammonian sections and Eusebian canons in the Gospels and of the Vatican chapters in the Acts :—the unusual order of the books of the N. T., p. lxi