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Anything about other matters (Ï ÏΔÏαÎčÏΔÏÏ). Most MSS. here have Ï ÏÎ”Ï Î”ÏΔÏÏΜ, but B b Vulgate read Ï ÏΔÏαÎčÏΔÏÏ as in Plato's ΊαΔΎοâŠ

But if you inquire. If you seek to determine any other matters than that pertaining to the alleged wrong which Demetrius has suffered in hâŠ

It shall be determined in a lawful assembly.âBetter, in the lawful assembly. The argument is that, should the alleged grievance bâŠ

The âcity clerkâ of Ephesus was the chief executive officer of the assembly. He came to his position from within the assembly and was not appointedâŠ

But if you inquire anything concerning other matters
Than what belongs to the craft and business of Demetrius, and tâŠ

The Jews came forward in this tumult. Those who are so careful to distinguish themselves from the servants of Christ now, and are afraid of being mâŠ
A.T. Robertson
A.T.Robertson