instance of the extent to which the diction of the third Evangelist impressed itself upon his writings). [Greek:  epibibazein], xix. 35 (and twice, only by St. Luke). [Greek:  epipiptein], i. 12, xv. 20 (eight times in the Acts and three times in the rest of the New Testament). [Greek:  ai eraemoi], only in St. Luke, i. 80, and twice. [Greek:  etos] (fifteen times in the Gospel, eleven times in the Acts, three times in the other Synoptics and three times in St. John), four times in chap. ii, iii. 1, 23, xiii, 7, 8, xv. 29. [Greek:  thaumazein epi tini], Gospel and Acts five times (only besides in Mark xii. 17), ii. 33. [Greek:  ikanos] in the sense of ‘much,’ ‘many,’ seven times in the Gospel, eighteen times in the Acts, and only three times besides in the New Testament, iii. 16, xx. 9 (compare xxii. 38). [Greek:  kathoti] (like [Greek:  kathexaes] above), is only found in St. Luke’s writings, i. 7, and five times in the rest of the Gospel and the Acts. [Greek:  latreuein], ’in Luke, much oftener than in other parts of the New Testament,’ i. 74, ii. 37, iv. 8, and five times in the Acts. [Greek:  limos], six times in the Gospel and Acts, six times in the rest of the New Testament, xv. 14, 17. [Greek:  maen] (month), i. 24, 26, 36, 56 (iv. 25), alone in the Gospels, in the Acts five times. [Greek:  oikos] for ‘family,’ i. 27, 33, 69, ii. 4, and three times besides in the Gospel, nine times in the Acts. [Greek:  plaethos] (especially in the form [Greek:  pan to plaethos]), twenty-five times in St. Luke’s writings, seven times in the rest of the New Testament, 1. 19, ii. 13, xix. 37. [Greek:  plaesai, plaesthaenai], twenty-two times in St. Luke’s writings, only three times besides in the New Testament, i. 15, 23, 41, 57, 67, ii. 6, 21, 22, xxi. 22. [Greek:  prosdokan], eleven times in the Gospel and Acts, five times in the rest of the New Testament (Matthew twice and 2 Peter), i. 21, iii. 15. [Greek:  skaptein], only in Luke three times, xiii. 8. [Greek:  speudein], except in 2 Peter iii. 12, only in St. Luke’s writings, ii. 16. [Greek:  sullambanein], ten times in the Gospel and Acts, five times in the rest of the New Testament, i. 24, 31, 36, ii. 21. [Greek:  sumballein], only in Lucan writings, six times, ii. 19. [Greek:  sunechein], nine times in the Gospel and Acts, three times besides in the New Testament, xix. 43. [Greek:  sotaeria], in chap. i. three times, in the rest of the Gospel and Acts seven times, not in the other Synoptic Gospels. [Greek:  hupostrephein], twenty-two times in the Gospel, eleven times in the Acts, and only five times in the rest of the New Testament (three of which are doubtful readings), i. 56, ii. 20, 39, 43, 45, iv. 1, (14), xxiv. 52. [Greek:  hupsistos] occurs nine times in the Gospel and Acts, four times in the rest of the New Testament, i. 32, 35, 76, ii. 14, xix. 38. [Greek:  hupsos] is also found in i. 78, xxiv. 49. [Greek:  charis] is found, among the Synoptics, only in St. Luke, eight times in the Gospel, seventeen times in the Acts, i. 30, ii. 40, 52, xvii. 9. [Greek:  hosei] occurs nineteen times in the Gospel and Acts (four doubtful readings, of which two are probably false), seventeen times in the rest of the New Testament (ten doubtful readings, of which in the Synoptic Gospels three are probably false), i. 56, iii. 23.