Re: identifying greek characters in an old book

From: suzanne mccarthy (suzmccarth@yahoo.com)
Date: Sat Oct 15 2005 - 12:05:41 CST

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Hi,

The Greek is the Lord's Prayer, Matthew 6:10 - 14

The odd ligature in line 3 and line 5 must be και 'and' although it doesn't have any similarity.

The last two words are τους αιωνας

Suzanne McCarthy

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