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Translation record
Luke 23
luke.23.lk23Crucify
σταύρου σταύρου / σταύρωσον
Is the crucifixion command repeated?
The earliest stream repeats the command; another stream uses a single imperative.
Why this default
The repeated imperative is retained because P75, א, B, D, and 070 support it.
Evidence
ExternalRepeated: P75, א, B, D, 070; single: W, 0250 and versions.
InternalRepetition may be smoothed to one command.
Early repeated reading
Witnessesσταύρου σταύρου — P75, א, B, D, 070Single-command reading
Witnessesσταύρωσον — W, 0250, versionsRepetition visibly marked
WitnessesDisplay based on the repeated readingRecord integrity
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