Early on in my studies, I came across Larry Hurtado's book The Earliest Christian Artifacts: Manuscripts and Christian Origins . It was ...

While re-reading James Royse's discussion of P66, I came across his brief mention of a correction at John 13:19a. It seems that the orig...

The painstaking task of transcribing and collating Greek New Testament manuscripts will often bring to light many tantalizing features that ...

The grand Biblical manuscript, Codex Sinaiticus had an extremely long useful life ( see previous post ). It was manufactured around the midd...

In a recent issue of " Expository Times, " Christfried Böttrich of Greifswald University (Germany) published an article on the Cod...

When I first began wading into the deep waters of textual criticism, any study of the later Medieval Greek manuscripts of the New Testam...

In 2015, Dr. Brice Jones published a fascinating piece on the scribal practice of avoiding imperfections in the writing material while copyi...

Recently, I have been reading through Raffaella Cribiore's " Writing, Teachers, and Students in Graeco-Roman Egypt, " who exam...