Comparative Studies In Recent Greek New Testament Texts
by D. Holly
This book divides conveniently into three studies with an appendix. Study One contains parallel lists of all possible differences between Nestle-Aland’s 25th and 26th Editions along with code-letters identifying the types of changes. Such changes embrace, among others, accentual, orthographical, and punctuational differences, as well as the addition, subtraction, rearrangement, and substitution of words. Study two supplies separate and complete catalogues of all the various changes contained in Study One. Study three concerns itself with the new frequencies for all words affected by the changes in Study One. The Appendix contains a study of 223 major particles and other small words in the New Testament with their exact, new frequencies for the 27 N. T. books and letters.
- By (author) D Holly
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