Greek places the conjunction δὲ second (postpositive), following ἀπὸ, while Peshitta places ܕܝܢ third, after both ܡܢ ܒܪܫܝܬ. Latin autem likewise follows ab initio. All three traditions express 'from the beginning of creation' with equivalent semantics but differing particle placement according to each language's syntactic conventions.