This reprint presents a complete collation of the Codex Sinaiticus, focusing specifically on the New Testament. It maintains the integrity and quality of the original 1864 edition, offering readers a valuable resource for biblical studies and historical research. The work is significant for scholars interested in early Christian texts and the transmission of the New Testament.
Frederick Scrivener, a noted textual critic, offers a detailed examination of sixty-three manuscripts of the Greek New Testament, assessing their critical values. He compares the text of these manuscripts with his own 1887 edition of Stephens' 1550 New Testament, providing insights into their significance.
This volume includes Scrivener's 'Introduction to the Cambridge Paragraph Bible' of 1873 with some additions and corrections. The result of seven years of labor, this was an original attempt to construct a critical edition of the Authorized Bible of 1611.
Scrivener was a master of textual criticism. This fourth edition, completed by Edward Miller, records 3,791 manuscripts. A classic, essential for understanding the history of textual criticism.