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Classic Reprints No. 12
The Early Printed Editions of the Greek Testament
By Cuthbert Hamilton Turner

1924
28 pages
$10.00

Focusing mainly on the text of Erasmus, this is a brief history of the early printed editions of the Greek New Testament.

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Classic Reprints No. 109
The Text of the New Testament
1822
27 pages
$10.00

Reprinted from the North American Review, this is a detailed survey, from the critical text point of view, of the editions of the Greek New Testament from Erasmus to the focus of the article, that of the text of J. J. Griesbach (1745-1812).

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Classic Reprints No. 126
On the Rendering into English of the Greek Aorist and Perfect
By
Richard Francis Weymouth
1890
56 pages
$10.00

Richard Francis Weymouth (1822-1902) was a noted Greek scholar, Bible translator, and editor of the Resultant Greek Testament. In this work, which originally appeared in the Theological Monthly, Weymouth examines how the Greek aorist and perfect tenses are best translated into English. Includes an appendix on the New Testament use of gar and oun.

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Classic Reprints No. 135
New Testament Vocabulary
By Lemuel S. Potwin
1875, 1876, 1880
69 pages

$10.00


Reprinted from Bibliotheca Sacra, this is a four-part article on the vocabulary of the Greek New Testament. The author examines words in Greek borrowed from Latin, Hebrew, Aramaic, and native words not found in classical authors.

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