Bible - Greek (New Testament) 0 Two circular library stamps, one containing the letter "I" and the other the number "12".

THE NEW TESTAMENT

IN GREEK.

NEWLY REVISED ACCORDING TO THE MOST ANCIENT WITNESSES

The "most ancient witnesses" refer to the oldest surviving Greek manuscripts of the Bible, such as the 4th-century Codex Sinaiticus, which provided a more original text than later medieval copies.

PROVIDED WITH A CRITICAL APPARATUS PERFECTED WITH EVERY CARE

A critical apparatus is a set of footnotes that lists all the variations found in different ancient manuscripts, allowing scholars to see where the text differs across history.

ADDED BY

AN INTRODUCTORY COMMENTARY

PREFACED BY

CONSTANTIN TISCHENDORF.

Tischendorf (1815–1874) was a world-renowned German biblical scholar famous for discovering the Codex Sinaiticus at Saint Catherine's Monastery.

Faint, circular embossed library stamp in the center of the page.

EIGHTH MAJOR CRITICAL EDITION.

VOLUME I.

3521 acc dny? 27/1/86

LEIPZIG

GIESECKE & DEVRIENT.

A prominent German printing and publishing house based in Leipzig.

1869.