[B-Greek] Introduction
Garret
garret at shaw.ca
Mon Oct 6 20:24:38 EDT 2003
Thanks that is very helpful and appreciated. I could use the bigger type as
well. ;-)
I assume you are referring to ³Eusebius² as in ³Eusebius Ecclesiastical
History², Good book.
I would be interested in that and thanks for the archive reminder I suppose
I should skim through it to get up to speed.
God Bless.
-Garret
On 10/6/03 5:05 PM, "Maurice A. O'Sullivan" <mauros at iol.ie> wrote:
> At 22:48 06/10/2003, Garret wrote:
>
>> Is there any other Greek New Testament that is used by Greek scholars other
> than the UBS?
>
> Yes, it's called the Nestle-Aland 27 (i.e 27th. edition )
> There's been a thread: Subject: [B-Greek] UBS 4 vs. Nestle 27, starting on
> Oct 3, so go to the archives and look for this subject line.
> Primarily, this discussion has been about the particular font used -- and as
> you will see, there is a sharp division of opinion.
> However, the N/A 27 is available in a "large-print" edition --- not as big a
> difference in the font size as in novels, etc conventionally called
> "large-print editions" but it does make quite a difference for aging eyes!
>
> Oh, two other differences:
> N/A 27 has the more extensive critical apparatus of the two ( not something
> that will concern you to start with, I should think ) and
> N/A 27 has the Eusebian Canons numbering in the outer margin ( an even more
> esoteric topic for a beginner <g> )
>
> Regards,
> Maurice
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> Maurice A. O'Sullivan
> [Bray, Ireland]
>
> "Apply yourself wholly to the text; apply the text wholly to yourself."
> - Johann Albrecht Bengel
>
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