Heb. Ahimelech.
1 Kgdms 22.9-11.
1 Kgdms 22.18-19.
Ps. 51[52].10[8].
Ps. 33[34].2[1].
Gk. διάβολος.
Gk. διαβολικός.
NETS: "malice."
NETS: "...of lawlessness all day long? Injustice your tongue devised." Eusebius' Greek text here, unlike standard LXX, has the word καὶ ("and") at the beginning of vs. 4; this changes the likely grammatical construal (to make "lawlessness" and "injustice" both the objects of the verb "devised").
Ps. 53[54].2[1].
Ps. 55[56].1.
Ps. 56[57].1.
Ps. 58[59].1.
Ps. 59[60].2[1].
"Judah" MT, LXX.
Ps. 6.7[6].
Ps. 37[38].2[1]; cf. Ps. 6.2[1].
ὑπερῆραν. Migne has the misprint ὑπερῆσαν.
Ps. 37[38].5-6[4-5]. NETS: "...because my acts of lawlessness went over my head...My wounds stank and festered from before my foolishness."
οἱ τὴν πρῶτοι λελεγμένοι Migne. τὴν is unintelligible; the Latin tr. ignores it: Quid igitur causae est, quod non secundum temporum seriem, qui primi tempore sunt, primi positi sint, sed qui primi , superstite Saule dicti sunt , in secunda psalmorum parte sint constituti...?
Gk. διαβολαί.
Gk. διάβολος.
The text seems corrupt. Gk. ὁ δὲ παρὼν ἐν κακίᾳ ὥς φησι. The Latin in Migne translates as though the text is ὁ δὲ παρὼν τῷ ἐν κακίᾳ (ὄντι / μένοντι) ὥς φησί : At ei de quo nunc sermo, in malitia degenti dicitur .