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A Plain Introduction to the Criticism of the New Testament, Vol. II is unavailable, but you can change that!

This classic text by one of the greatest textual critics offers an extensive introduction to New Testament textual criticism, tailored with the student in mind. Scrivener also includes several lithographed plates to illustrate issues and principles through actual examples from New Testament manuscripts. Volume two provides extensive discussion of versional witnesses to the textual history of the...

typographical errors of the Complutensian Greek have been stated; Erasmus’ first edition is in that respect the most faulty book I know. Oecolampadius, or John Hausschein of Basle [1482–1531], afterwards of some note as a disputer with Luther on the Sacramentarian controversy, had undertaken this department for him, and was glad enough to serve under such a chief; but Froben’s hot haste gave him little leisure to do his part. No less than 501 itacisms are imported from the manuscripts into his printed
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