Now downloadable here and on my download new Bible translation page. Download Rutherford First Greek Grammar, Accidence. Download Rutherford First Greek Grammar, Syntax.
No clear early text-type differentiation in this Greek manuscripts textual variant. εἶπον vs. εἶπαν Ionic vs. Attic dialect. Map of the geographic distribution of the ancient Greek dialects.
I have had this downloadable for a few years already, but it was only linked to from other peoples’ web sites discussion boards. Now there will be a permanent link on this site.
Download Scrivener Codex Augiensis transcript. The fifty manuscripts are using the old manuscript numbers, so you will have to find a resource that decodes or correlates them to the new Gregory numbers. I may upload such a document later myself.
PDF, 12 MB – Versions, Editions, Greek dialects, Select Passages. Download Scrivener Plain Introduction Vol. 2.
PDF, 32 MB, now available for download at the bottom of my translations page, and also by a link in the image below.
F. H. A. Scrivener
Amazing fact: A bunch of people always preach at me about having a job. Thing is, I have a job, and always do have a job, and the people preaching at me, are always people that do NOT have a job. Amazing. People- ya gotta love ’em, cuz ya can’t kill ’em.
Collation of Textus Receptus editions now available for download on my translations page: Scrivener, F. H. A.: Appendix B: Collation of all editions of the so-called Textus Receptus (in a Hoskier work). Many people like to do a Bible Study pertaining to the underlying Greek Text that is used in the older Bibles compared to a new Bible.
Included in this post is an image of one of the pages of this work on the Textus Receptus.
One page from the Textus Receptus Collation by Scrivener
their differences, PDF, 1 MB. This document shows all the differences between Robert Stephens’ editions, Erasmus’ 5 editions (especially 1550), Elzevir 1624, and editions of Beza, Aldus, Colinaeus.
By the term “Textus Receptus” is meant these various Greek New Testament editions from which the translators of the Geneva Bible, the Bishops’ Bible, the Great Bible, and the King James Bible, translated, to make their English translations of the Bible.