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Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Cited Manuscripts Info

Abbreviations for Cited GNT Manuscripts 1
(Underlined names are the present location of these manuscripts)
Manuscript               Location and Date
a (01)         London: Sinaiticus (4th Century)
A (02)              London: Codex Alexandrinus (5th Century)
arm                  Armenian version/translation of Greek Church Father (From the 5th Century)
B/B* (03)             Rome: Codex Vaticanus [original] (4th Century)
Bc (03)                  Rome: Codex Vaticanus [corrected] (4th Century)
Byz [L P]          Byzantine [Rome & St. Petersburg]
Clement (Cl)2   (Writings of Clement of Alexandria)
copbo                     Coptic Proto-Bohairic (From the 3rd Century)
copsa                Coptic Sahidic (From the 3rd Century)
D* (05)            Cambridge: Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis (5th Century)- original reading of the manuscript.
D2 (05) Cambridge: Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis (5th Century)- reading of second corrector of the manuscript.
E (07)              Oxford (6th Century) 
F (09)              Utrecht (9th Century)
f 1                           Family of Manuscripts which include (1, 118, 131, 209, 1582, and others)
f 13                          Family of Manuscripts which include (13, 69, 124, 174, 230, 346, 543, 788, 826, 828, 983, 1689, 1709, and others)
G (012)            London & Cambridge (9th Century)
geo                   Georgian version (From the 5th Century) 
H (013)            Hamburg & Cambridge (9th Century)
itar                           Old Latin (Itala) version (9th Century)    
itc                            Old Latin (Itala) version (12th/13th Century)    
itd                            Old Latin (Itala) version (5th Century)  
itdem                        Old Latin (Itala) version (13th Century)  
ite                            Old Latin (Itala) version (6th Century)  
itgig                         Old Latin (Itala) version (13th Century)   
itp                            Old Latin (Itala) version (2nd-8th and 12th Century)    
itph                          Old Latin (Itala) version (12th Century)  
itro                           Old Latin (Itala) version (12th Century)  
itw                           Old Latin (Itala) version (12th Century)    
K (017)            Moscow (9th Century)
L (019)            Paris: Regius (8th Century)
l1178               Greek lectionaries (1178) (11th Century)
M (021)           Paris (9th Century)                   
N (022)            Athens; Lerma; London; New York; Patmos; Città del Vaticano; St. Petersburg; Thessalonica; Vienna (6th Century)
P (024)            Wolfenbüttel (6th Century)
P46                   Dublin; Ann Arbor, MI Papyri #46 (about 200 A.D.)
P66*                        Cologny; Dublin; Köln Papyri #66 [original](about 200 A.D.)   
P66c                        Papyri #66 [corrected](about 200 A.D.)
P74                          Cologny; Papyri #74 (7th Century)   
P75*                        Cologny; Papyri #75 [original](Early 3rd Century)   
P75c                        Papyri #75 [corrected](Early 3rd Century)   
S (028)            London (6th Century)
slav Chrysotom Old Church Slavonic (From the 9th Century)- cited in the writings of Church                            Father [John] Chrysotom (347-407 A.D.)
syrh                  Harclean Syriac version (A.D. 616)    
syrp                        Peshitta Syriac version (First half of 5th  Century)
tr                     Textus Receptus (“Received Text”)
U (030)           Venice (9th Century)                      
vg                     Vulgate version [4th and 5th Centuries]   
vgmss                      Vulgate version manuscripts of an early version or Church Father’s text
Wsupp (032)        Washington, D.C. [supplied] (4th/5th Century)
Y (034)            Cambridge (9th Century)
Δ (037)            St. Gall (9th Century)
Θ (037)            Tiflis: Koridethi (9th Century)
Λ (039)            Oxford (9th Century)   
Ψ(044) Athos (9th/10th Century)
Ω (045)            Athos (9th Century)

1 [f 1]               Basle (12th Century) 
13 [f 13]            Paris (13th Century) -part of Family of Manuscripts #13
33                    Paris (9th Century) 
36                    Paris (10th Century) 
69 [f 13]            Leicester (15th Century) -part of Family of Manuscripts #13
118 [f 1]           Oxford (13th Century) -part of Family of Manuscripts #1
124 [f 13]          Vienna (11th Century) -part of Family of Manuscripts #13
181                  Rome (10th Century)  
307                  Paris (10th Century)  
453                  Rome (14th Century)  
565                  Leningrad (9th Century) 
579                  Paris (13th Century) 
610                  Paris (12th Century)  
614                  Mailand (13th Century) 
700                  London (11th Century)
788 [f 13]          Athens (11th Century) -part of Family of Manuscripts #13
945                  Athos (11th Century)  
1071                Athos (11th Century)
1175                Patmos (12th Century)  
1346 [f 13]        Jerusalem (10th/11th Century) -part of Family of Manuscripts #13
1409                Athos (14th Century)  
1424                Maywood, IL (9th/10th Century)  
1582 [f 1]         Athos (949 A.D.) -part of Family of Manuscripts #1
1678                Athos (14th Century)  
1739                Athos (10th Century)   
1891                Jerusalem; St. Petersburg (10th Century)   
2344                Paris (11th Century)     

                       





1. Based on: The Greek New Testament 4th rev. ed. United Bible Society. Edited by B. and K. Aland, J. Karavidopoulos, C. M. Martini, B. M. Metzger (Germany: Biblia-Druck, D-Stuggart, 1998); and Kurt Aland, Kurzgefasste Liste Der Griechischen Handschriften Des Neuen Testaments* (Berlin: De Gruyter, 1994). (These Abbreviations are for the manuscript codes found in Ch. 5 Note #163 and in Ch. 7 Note  #223).

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