με after παραστῆσαι omitted with אABEL. Vulg. does not represent it.

σοι after δύνανται added with אABE. Vulg. ‘tibi.’

13. οὐδὲ παραστῆσαι δύνανταί σοι, neither can they prove to thee. The proof must be such as the Law required, not the mere multiplied assertions of the accusers. The verb παρίστημι implies a formal setting-forth of evidence, and is used by Josephus (De vita sua 6), of an array of proof which he has set forth to shew that his fellow-countrymen did not enter on a war till they were forced.

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