[2] "Without knowledge."--_Kay, Strachey._
"Undiscerning."--_Cheyne._
[1] "Godly men."--_Jones._ "Gracious men."--_Kay._
[2] "Gathered."--_Cheyne._ "Gathered in."--_Kay._
[3] "Out of the way of evil."--_Kay, Jones._
[4] "Shall I for all these things relent?"--_Kay._ "Shall I by
these things be appeased?"--_Birks._ "Comforted."--_Jones,
Arnold._ "Should I quiet myself in spite of these
things?"--_Cheyne._
[5] "Thy own remembrance."--_Kay._
[6] "And thou hast sought occasion."--_Birks._ "Thou hast beheld
the phallus."--_Cheyne._
[7] "There is no result."--_Cheyne._
[8] "Thou hast yet found strength in thine hand, therefore thou
wast not discouraged."--_Arnold._ "Thou didst get renewal
of thy strength, therefore thou feltest not
weak."--_Cheyne._
[9] "Thy medley of gods."--_Cheyne._
[10] "For his unjust gain," lit. "for the iniquity of his
gain."--_Cheyne._
_PART III._