Sunday, June 28, 2009

New Greek New Testament Manuscripts On-line

Daniel Wallace, director of the Centre for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts announces on Wieland Willker's Textual Criticism discussion list that 36 MSS from Athens have recently been uploaded to the CSNTM website including 30 MSS from the Benaki Museum and six from the National Historical Museum.

See also our previous report on the new MSS found in Athens here.

Moreover (also via Willker), three more MSS now have Gregory-Aland numbers. They belong to the Van Kampen collection and are located at the Scriptorium in Orlando, Florida:

Scriptorium, VK 272 is GA 2895
Scriptorium, VK 862 is GA 2896
Scriptorium, VK 906 is GA 2897

See our previous reports on the Van Kampen collection here and here.
Posted by Tommy Wasserman at 7:56 PM

1 Comments:

Justin Kerk said...

In a somewhat related note, P.Oxy. Volume LXXIII is up with a fragment of 1 Peter, amongst other interesting finds.

11:44 PM, June 28, 2009

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