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but unto the damsel thou shalt do nothing; there is in the damsel no sin worthy of death: for as when a man riseth against his neighbor, and slayeth him, even so is this matter; |
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But unto the damsel ª
thou shalt do ª°
nothing; ª¹
[ there is] in the damsel ª
no ¹
sin ª
[ worthy] of death: ª
for ¹
as ¹
when a man ª
riseth ª°
against ¹
his neighbour, ª
and slayeth ªª°°
him, even so ¹
[ is] this ¹
matter: ª |
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But vnto the damosel ª
thou shalt doe ª°
nothing, ª¹
there is in the damosel ª
no ¹
sinne ª
worthy of death: ª
for ¹
as ¹
when a man ª
riseth ª°
against ¹
his neighbour, ª
and slayeth ªª°°
him, euen so ¹
is this ¹
matter. ª |
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And the damsel has not [committed] a sin worthy of death; as if a man should rise up against his neighbour, and slay him, so [is] this thing; |
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But unto the damsel ª
thou shalt do ª°
nothing; ª¹
[ there is] in the damsel ª
no ¹
sin ª
[ worthy] of death: ª
for ¹
as ¹
when a man ª
riseth ª°
against ¹
his neighbour, ª
and slayeth ªª°°
him, even so ¹
[ is] this ¹
matter: ª |
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