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Ignatius to the Romans

The Apostolic Fathers • Ignatius of Antioch

Held: Sacred Name edited transcription from David Farkas’s photographs of the printed source — The Complete 70 Book Apocrypha. PARTIAL as held: only the letter’s closing lines, standing at the head of printed p. 418. The opening and body (printed pp. 415–417) have not yet been photographed; nothing supplied.

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THE EPISTLE OF IGNATIUS TO THE ROMANS — CLOSING LINES ONLY (printed p. 418, left column)

[Printed pages 415-417 — the opening and body of this letter — were not photographed; the held text begins below, mid-sentence, with the letter's closing lines at the head of printed p. 418.]

unto you on the day before the ninth of the Kalends of September. Fare ye well to the end, in the patience of Yeshua Messiah.

[The remainder of the left column of printed p. 418 is blank, as the witness records.]