The Annotators of the Codex Bezae: With Some Notes on Sortes Sanctorum (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Let us, then, see whether we can find out anything further with regard to these correctors and annotators, and through them of the history of the ms.

And first of all with regard to the dates assigned to the different hands.

Mr Kenyon has pointed out (journal of Theol. Studies, i. 296) that the hands denoted F and G are dated too late. G is a hand of the seventh century; it must be earlier than F, since no notice is taken by it in its corrections of the Latin of the additions which F has made to the Greek text. F itself, according to Kenyon, may be as early as the seventh century. If Kenyon is right, the hand denoted by G has been dated four centuries too late. We give a case such as Kenyon alludes to, in facsimile viz. Acts ii. 30 (additions by G and F) 2.

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