atur, dicunt ei discipuli eius: quo vis eamus et prae- 5 Vgl. Luc. 3, 23 — 6 f Vgl. Gen. 41, 46 - 14 Luc. 22, 6 — 19 ff VgL Harnack TU. 42, 4, 108 — 19 f. 22 VgL Eph. 1, 13 Par - 23 Vgl. Pred. 3, 1 — 24 Pred. 3, 2 — 30 Marc. 14, 12—15 1 eum vobis L 4 dare y * < L | ei dationem L…

as sought is further explained by Luke, “how he might betray him in the absence of the multitude;” [ Luke 22:6 ] when the populace was not with Him, but He was withdrawn with His disciples. And this he did, delivering Him up after supper, when He was withdrawn to the garden of Ge…

ti sunt pecuniam illi dare, et spopondit. Et quaerebat opportunitatem ut traderet illum sine turbis (Luc XXII, 3-6) .» In quibus veracium evangelistarum veracissimis verbis aperte innuitur quantum reatum ex proditionis illius conceptione incurrit proditor pessimus, qui, licet lon…