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76 See Appendix V, and below, Chapter IX. 77 As a specimen of how quickly a Cursive copy could be written by an accomplished copyist, we may note the following entry from Dean Burgon's Letters in the Guardian to Dr. Scrivener, in a letter dated Jan. 29,1873. "Note further, that there is ... another copy of the O.T. in one volume ... at the end of which is stated that Nicodemus A aes 0-, the scribe, began his task on the 8th of June and finished it on the 15th of July, A.D.{FNS 1334, working very hard—as he must have done indeed." 78 See below, Chapter VIII. § 2. 79 See Chapter VI. 80 See Chapter VII.
Dean Burgon Society Issue
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76 See Appendix V, and below, Chapter IX. 77 As a specimen of how quickly a Cursive copy could be written by an accomplished copyist, we may note the following entry from Dean Burgon's Letters in the Guardian to Dr. Scrivener, in a letter dated Jan. 29,1873. "Note further, that there is ... another copy of the O.T. in one volume ... at the end of which is stated that Nicodemus A aes 0-, the scribe, began his task on the 8th of June and finished it on the 15th of July, A.D.{FNS 1334, working very hard—as he must have done indeed." 78 See below, Chapter VIII. § 2. 79 See Chapter VI. 80 See Chapter VII.
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