Meet GA 473
GA 473 is the same manuscript that was known to F. H. A. Scrivener in 1853 as Lambeth Palace MS 1178 when he collated it (as
GA 473 is the same manuscript that was known to F. H. A. Scrivener in 1853 as Lambeth Palace MS 1178 when he collated it (as
I am delighted to announce that Professor Cornelia Tsakiridou, author of several exceptional books on the holy icon, will be giving a special lecture
A textual variant in Matthew 25:13 may shed some light on a mechanism that elicited some expansions in the Byzantine Text. In the
“We have an embarrassment of riches when it comes to the evidence for the New Testament.” Ever hear that one? Such a claim is routinely
At the PreservedWordwebsite, some material has been circulated that provides some insight regarding the basis for the motivation of
After my trip to the cemetery on Saturday I walked into the city centre, popped into a record shop, paid a visit to Fitzbillies for a couple of their
Over the centuries it had been noticeable that the iconography of Byzantine churches was consistent in content and style. It was most likely that the
A full 80 % of what anyone needs in a bodyguard is intimidation. Protecting a VIP is easy when no one is attacking them. If you can intimidate any
Palestinian Farmer Discovers an Ancient Byzantine Mosaic Under His Olive Grove Ancient mosaics turn up in surprising places. From urban London to a
Earlier this month, we looked at a page in GA 1691 that contained most of Matthew 7:26-8:5. GA 1691 is one of many manuscripts
Salman al-Nabahin, a farmer from Gaza’s Bureij refugee camp, was trying to plant new olive trees in his orchard but something underneath the soil
On September 13, the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts will celebrate its 20thyear. In honor of this occasion,
In the second half of the 1800s, some textual critics were wary of the momentum that was building in and the in favor of a revision
Mother of God “Of the Sign” (2020), 30″ x 40″ Editor’s Note: Following upon Aidan Hart’s recent post about applications currently being
Mother of God “Of the Sign” (2020), 30″ x 40″ Editor’s Note: Following upon Aidan Hart’s recent post about applications currently being