Book contents
- Frontmatter
- PREFACE TO THE INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT
- ERRATA
- ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA
- Contents
- CONTENTS OF INTRODUCTION TO THE TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
- CHAP. I The Objects proposed in an Introduction to Textual Criticism and Study
- CHAP. II Language of the New Testament
- CHAP. III Characteristics of New Testament Greek
- CHAP. IV On the Text of the New Testament, in its External Form, Divisions, Marks of Distinction, &c
- CHAP. V On the History of the Text itself, especially to the Fifth Century
- CHAP. VI On the various Readings
- CHAP. VII On the Systematic Classification of Documents – Bengel's, Griesbach's, and Hug's Theories of Recensions
- CHAP. VIII Discussions on Recensions – Theories subsequent to those of Griesbach and Hug
- CHAP. IX On the Charge that Greek MSS. have been altered from the Latin – Velezian Readings
- CHAP. X On the History of the Text of the Greek New Testament, as printed, to the Time of Bengel
- CHAP. XI History of the Printed Text from Bengel onward
- CHAP. XII On the Sources of Textual Criticism in general
- CHAP. XIII Greek MSS. of the most Ancient Class containing the Gospels, with or without other Portions of the New Testament
- CHAP. XIV Fragments of MSS. of the most Ancient Class containing Portions of the Gospels
- CHAP. XV MSS. of the most Ancient Class which do not contain the Gospels
- CHAP. XVI Later Uncial MSS. of peculiar Importance
- CHAP. XVII The other later Uncials containing the Gospels
- CHAP. XVIII The other later Uncials containing the Acts, Epistles, or Apocalypse
- CHAP. XIX Important MSS. in cursive Letters
- CHAP. XX MSS. containing Lectionaries
- CHAP. XXI On the Ancient Versions in general as Sources of Textual Criticism
- CHAP. XXII The Ancient Latin Versions prior to the Vulgate of Jerome
- CHAP. XXIII The Revision of the Latin by Jerome – The Vulgate
- CHAP. XXIV The early Syriac Versions: the Peshito, and the Curetonian Text of the Gospels
- CHAP. XXV The Philoxenian Syriac Version, and its Revision by Thomas of Harkel
- CHAP. XXVI The Syriac Version of Portions added to some Editions of the Peshito
- CHAP. XXVII The Jerusalem Syriac Version
- CHAP. XXVIII The Memphitic Version
- CHAP. XXIX The Thebaic Version
- CHAP. XXX The Gothic Version
- CHAP. XXXI The Armenian Version
- CHAP. XXXII The Æthiopic Version
- CHAP. XXXIII The Arabic and other later Versions
- CHAP. XXXIV Early Citations, as Sources of Criticism
- CHAP. XXXV On the Application of Materials for Criticism
- CHAP. XXXVI On the Beading of 1 John, v. 7
- CHAP. XXXVII On the Application of some of the Results of Textual Criticism
- CONTENTS OF THE INTRODUCTIONS TO THE RESPECTIVE BOOKS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
- INDEXES
- I INDEX TO THE INTRODUCTION TO THE TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
- II INDEX TO THE INTRODUCTIONS OF THE RESPECTIVE BOOKS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
- III INDEX TO THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST
CHAP. XX - MSS. containing Lectionaries
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- PREFACE TO THE INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT
- ERRATA
- ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA
- Contents
- CONTENTS OF INTRODUCTION TO THE TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
- CHAP. I The Objects proposed in an Introduction to Textual Criticism and Study
- CHAP. II Language of the New Testament
- CHAP. III Characteristics of New Testament Greek
- CHAP. IV On the Text of the New Testament, in its External Form, Divisions, Marks of Distinction, &c
- CHAP. V On the History of the Text itself, especially to the Fifth Century
- CHAP. VI On the various Readings
- CHAP. VII On the Systematic Classification of Documents – Bengel's, Griesbach's, and Hug's Theories of Recensions
- CHAP. VIII Discussions on Recensions – Theories subsequent to those of Griesbach and Hug
- CHAP. IX On the Charge that Greek MSS. have been altered from the Latin – Velezian Readings
- CHAP. X On the History of the Text of the Greek New Testament, as printed, to the Time of Bengel
- CHAP. XI History of the Printed Text from Bengel onward
- CHAP. XII On the Sources of Textual Criticism in general
- CHAP. XIII Greek MSS. of the most Ancient Class containing the Gospels, with or without other Portions of the New Testament
- CHAP. XIV Fragments of MSS. of the most Ancient Class containing Portions of the Gospels
- CHAP. XV MSS. of the most Ancient Class which do not contain the Gospels
- CHAP. XVI Later Uncial MSS. of peculiar Importance
- CHAP. XVII The other later Uncials containing the Gospels
- CHAP. XVIII The other later Uncials containing the Acts, Epistles, or Apocalypse
- CHAP. XIX Important MSS. in cursive Letters
- CHAP. XX MSS. containing Lectionaries
- CHAP. XXI On the Ancient Versions in general as Sources of Textual Criticism
- CHAP. XXII The Ancient Latin Versions prior to the Vulgate of Jerome
- CHAP. XXIII The Revision of the Latin by Jerome – The Vulgate
- CHAP. XXIV The early Syriac Versions: the Peshito, and the Curetonian Text of the Gospels
- CHAP. XXV The Philoxenian Syriac Version, and its Revision by Thomas of Harkel
- CHAP. XXVI The Syriac Version of Portions added to some Editions of the Peshito
- CHAP. XXVII The Jerusalem Syriac Version
- CHAP. XXVIII The Memphitic Version
- CHAP. XXIX The Thebaic Version
- CHAP. XXX The Gothic Version
- CHAP. XXXI The Armenian Version
- CHAP. XXXII The Æthiopic Version
- CHAP. XXXIII The Arabic and other later Versions
- CHAP. XXXIV Early Citations, as Sources of Criticism
- CHAP. XXXV On the Application of Materials for Criticism
- CHAP. XXXVI On the Beading of 1 John, v. 7
- CHAP. XXXVII On the Application of some of the Results of Textual Criticism
- CONTENTS OF THE INTRODUCTIONS TO THE RESPECTIVE BOOKS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
- INDEXES
- I INDEX TO THE INTRODUCTION TO THE TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
- II INDEX TO THE INTRODUCTIONS OF THE RESPECTIVE BOOKS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
- III INDEX TO THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST
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