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CONTENTS OF INTRODUCTION
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  PAR. PAGES
B. 225, 226. Identification and rejection of Syrian readings 163, 164
225. Documentary criteria for detecting Syrian readings 163
226. Causes and limitations of their occasional uncertainties 164
C. 227—232. Identification of Western and of Alexandrian readings 164—169
227. Assignation of Pre-Syrian readings to the several Pre-Syrian types a larger task 164
228. Documentary criteria of distinctively Western readings; 165
229. and of distinctively Alexandrian readings; 166
230. and also of Western readings which became Syrian, and of Alexandrian readings which became Syrian 167
231. The attestation of Non-Western and Non-Alexandrian readings essentially residual 167
232. Causes of occasional uncertainty of assignation 168
D. 233—235. Identification of neutral readings 169—172
233. In ternary variations Pre-Syrian readings by the side of Western and Alexandrian readings may be either modifications of the others or independent and neutral 169
234. The attestation of neutral readings ascertained partly by direct inspection of ternary readings, partly by comparison of the two chief types of binary readings 170
235. Details of neutral attestation 170
E. 236—239. Suspiciousness of Western and of Alexandrian readings 172—175
236. Western and Alexandrian texts, as wholes, aberrant in character 172
237. The possibility that individual Western or Alexandrian readings may be original not excluded by any known genealogical relations; 173
238. but internal character unfavourable to the claims of all but a few 173
239. The apparent originality of some Western readings due to derivation from traditional sources 174
F. 240—242. Exceptional Western non-interpolations 175—177
240. Certain apparently Western omissions in the Gospels shown by internal character to be original, i. e.. non-interpolations 175
241. The probable origin of the corresponding Non-Western interpolations 176
242. No analogous exceptional class of genuine Alexandrian readings 177
G. 243. Recapitulation of genealogical evidence proper 178, 179
243. Results of genealogical evidence proper summed up in five propositions 178