storm.41 After the death of Erasmus, many men took up the mantle of copying, editing, and printing the Greek New Testament. Robert Stephanus printed four editions (A.D. 1546, 1549, 1550, and 1551) with his third edition being the first to include critical apparatus and his fourth edition the first to divide the text into numbered verses. Ultimately, 117 years after the first edition of Erasmus, Bonaventure Elzever (along with his brother, Matthew, and nephew, Abraham) printed his second edition of