Erasmus and the Basel Greek New Testament
In 1516, Desiderius Erasmus published Novum Instrumentum omne in Basel, printing the Greek text of the New Testament for the first time and transforming biblical scholarship forever.
In 1516, Desiderius Erasmus published Novum Instrumentum omne in Basel, printing the Greek text of the New Testament for the first time and transforming biblical scholarship forever.
The 1881 critical Greek text of Brooke Foss Westcott and Fenton John Anthony Hort shattered the dominance of the Textus Receptus and laid the methodological foundation for modern textual criticism.
Within the annals of textual transmission, few religious traditions have guarded the integrity of their sacred scriptures with the meticulous, mathematical rigor demonstrated by the Jewish scribes (Soferim) and their medieval successors,…
The New Testament Virtual Manuscript Room, known in the field by the acronym NTVMR and accessible at the URL ntvmr.mnd.mn, is the principal online workspace of international New Testament textual criticism. It…
The Latin Vulgate is, in the modern inventory of biblical texts, the principal vernacular Bible of the western Christian tradition. The Vulgate was produced in the late 4th century by the Dalmatian-born…
Codex Alexandrinus is, in the modern inventory of biblical manuscripts, one of the four great uncial codices of the 4th and 5th centuries, and it is, on substantial points of the textual…
Codex Vaticanus Graecus 1209 is, in the modern inventory of biblical manuscripts, the manuscript that sits at the head of the textual criticism of the Greek New Testament and of substantial portions…
Codex Sinaiticus is, in the modern inventory of biblical manuscripts, one of the four corner-stones of Greek New Testament textual criticism. Together with Codex Vaticanus, Codex Alexandrinus, and Codex Ephraemi Rescriptus, it…
The third edition of Emanuel Tov’s Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible, published in 2012 by Fortress Press, is the standard textbook on the subject, and a 2026 reader who wants a…