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There are several unusual Greek characters employed in this text:
| ȣ | ligature of ‘ου’ |
| ϛ | stigma, a ligature of ‘στ’ |
| ϖ | a cursive variant of ‘π’, almost always used as the first character of a word. |
| ϐ | a cursive variant of ‘β’, used in any position other than the first character, which appears as ‘β’. |
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DICTIONARY:
ΛΙΜ’ΗΝ ἐϛιν ἀκύμαντος, καὶ τειχος ἀρραγὲς, καὶ ϖύργος ἄσειστος, καὶ δόξα ἀναφαίρετος, καὶ ὅ πλαἄτρωτα, καὶ εὐθυμία ἀμάραντος, καὶ ἡδονὴ διηνεκὴς, καὶ ϖάντα οσα ἄν ἔιποι τὶς καλὰ, τῶν θεῖωνγραφῶν ἡ συνȣσία.--Chrysostom.
[An intimate acquaintance with the Holy Scriptures is a secure haven, and an impregnable bulwark,and an immovable tower, and imperishable glory, and impenetrable armour, and unfading j