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Showing posts with label GA 195. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GA 195. Show all posts

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Digitized Greek NT MSS of Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana pt. 2

by Tommy Wasserman at 09:52 1
Digital images of GNT MSS of Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana pt. 2

Cod. Plut. VI.14 = GA 183

Cod. Plut. VI.15 = GA 184

Cod. Plut. VI.16 = GA 185

Cod. Plut. VI.18 = GA 186

Cod. Plut. VI.21 = GA L115

Cod. Plut. VI.23 = GA 187

Cod. Plut. VI.24 = GA 364

Cod. Plut. VI.25 = GA 188

Cod. Plut. VI.26 = GA 833

Cod. Plut. VI.27 = GA 189

Cod. Plut. VI.28 = GA 190

Cod. Plut. VI.29 = GA 191

Cod. Plut. VI.30 = GA 192

Cod. Plut. VI.31 = GA L116

Cod. Plut. VI.32 = GA 193

Cod. Plut. VI.33 = GA 194

Cod. Plut. VI.34 = GA 195

Cod. Plut. VI.36 = GA 365 not available.

Cod. Plut. VII.9 = GA 2035

Cod. Plut. VII.29 (fol. 193-224 = GA 2052

Cod. Plut. VIII.12 = GA 196

Cod. Plut. VIII.14 = GA 197

Cod. Plut. IX.10 = GA 2007

Cod. Plut. X.04 = GA 1919

Cod. Plut. X.06 = GA 1920

Cod. Plut. X.07 = GA 1921

Cod. Plut. X.09 = GA 1977

Cod. Plut. X.19 = GA 1922 not available

Cod. Plut. XI.06 = GA 834

Cod. Plut. XI.07 = GA 1978

Cod. Plut. XI.18 = GA 836
Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, digital images, GA 183, GA 184, GA 185, GA 186, GA 187, GA 188, GA 189, GA 1907, GA 191, GA 192, GA 193, GA 194, GA 195, GA 364, GA 365, GA 833, GA L115, GA L116
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