For instance, in Eph. iv. 8 St. Paul quotes Ps. lxviii.

8 [Greek: hedoken domata = helabes domata] of Ps. lxvii.

18.30 |}from Apocryphal | | Ps.

1.5. Acts Ps.

Ps. 118,19,20.| | |Clem.

14-16; Job v. 17-26; Ps. xix.

These are, Ps. cxxxix.

| | Ps. 51.19.

| | Ps. 22.21.

| |paraphrastic | | Ps. 22.17.

Ps. 118.22.

| | | Ps.

| | | Ps. 22.23.

| | | Ps. 90.4. |[Greek: saemeron]

He not only omits clauses, but also adds to the text freely; e.g. in Ps. li.

| | Ps. 35.10.

Ps. 50.1.

| | | Ps. 82.1.

40, Ps. 1 and| | |parts repeated. 2 entire.

| | | |D.141, Ps. 32.

2. | | D.38, Ps. 45.1-17.| | |parts repeated.

| | | D.22, Ps.

| | | D. 124, Ps.

| | | D.73, Ps.

"They go to and fro in the evening: they grin like a dog, and run about through the city," Ps. LIX., 6, Prayer-Book Version, where the King James Version has "make a noise like a dog."