Month: July 2010

The Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts sent a team in June 2009 to a private residence in England to photograph a previously uncatalogued Greek Gospels manuscript. TheContinue reading Update on the UK Gospels Manuscript: No Pericope Adulterae →

Jeff Hargis July 20, 2010 Last week, the Center announced the discovery of a “manuscript within a manuscript,” a two-leaf minuscule fragment of Luke’s Gospel at the end of aContinue reading New Fragmentary Lectionary in Bucharest →

7/12/2010 New Fragmentary Minuscule in Bucharest 7/12/2010 Jeff Hargis July 12, 2010 It sometimes happens that the Center finds a “manuscript within a manuscript,” and this is exactly what happenedContinue reading New Fragmentary Minuscule in Bucharest →

Over the past few weeks, I have been doing a little blog-posting about manuscript discoveries in Greece and Romania by CSNTM. These include manuscripts that are known to the librariesContinue reading Manuscript Discoveries in Greece and Romania May–June 2010 →

Jeff Hargis July 7, 2010 On May 25, 2010, a team from CSNTM examined an uncatalogued Gospels minsucule manuscript at the Museum of Oltenia in Craiova, Romania. We are gratefulContinue reading Uncatalogued Gospels Minuscule at the Museum of Oltenia in Craiova, Romania →

Daniel B. Wallace July 3, 2010 A team of two people from CSNTM, Noah Wallace and Dan Wallace, traveled to Iasi, Romania, to examine two uncatalogued manuscripts there. One isContinue reading A Large, Uncatalogued Lectionary in Iasi, Romania →

I am in Munich currently, examining Greek New Testament manuscripts at one of the world’s great libraries, the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (Bavarian State Library). Among other things, this library boasts theContinue reading The Comma Johanneum in an Overlooked Manuscript →