| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Pages 16???17 has what looks to be the most egregious error: ???Although Ehrman doesn???t total all the numbers, Wallace does, and the result is that those 400,000 variants, if there are that many, are spread across more than 25,000 manuscripts in Greek or other ancient languages.??? In the next paragraph he asserts: ???This is an average of only 16 variants per manuscript??? Nor are the variants
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