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Just a question about the Greek text of Acts (I'm doing some work with a 
friend on the Arabic texts).
Do you know if there are mss of Acts that can't be categorized in one of 
the three groups : B-text, D-text and Byz-text? In other words, mss with 
mixed texts a little like the Palestinian witnesses of the Gospel text?
This is because we work on Arabic mss that linguistically are most 
probably derived from Greek, but we can't find a clear parenty with one 
of the three great groups. So where should we look?

Thanks to all.


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Jean Valentin - Brussels - Belgium

Ce qui est trop simple est faux, ce qui est trop complexe est 
inutilisable.
What's too simple is wrong, what's too complex is unusable.
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