| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - e is no need to suppose any fault in the text, and that instead of hyssop it should be read hyssos"; which was a kind of javelin the Romans call Pilum, about five or six foot long, which, it is supposed, one of the soldiers might have, and on it put the hyssop with the sponge and vinegar; but this conjecture is not supported by any copy, or ancient version; the Syriac version, which is a very
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