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Analysis shows similarities in biblical passages of Zacharias, highlighting textual connections.
The two passages in the OHG Tatian : Zacharias fon themo uuehsale Abiases, Zacharias de vice Abia (Tat. 2. 1 = Luc. 1. 5), and mit thiu her in biscofheite giordinot uuas in antreitu sines uuehsales fora gote, cum sacerdotio fungeretur in ordine vicis sue ante deum (Tat. 2. 3 = Luc. 1. 8), run in the Gothic Bible as follows : Zacharias us afar 1 Abijins, Zαχαρίας ἐξ φŋμ ∈ ρίας 'Aβιά, and miþþanei gudjinoda is in wikon kunjis seinis in andwairþja gudis 2 , .
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