Manuscript notes on codex B

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On codex B -omissions; insertions; variations of order; use of Theos, Ies, Chr; shorter forms than Wescott and Hort; longer forms than Wescott and Hort; different forms; different words; different use of the relative; different sense; rough or smooth breathings; different construction, tense; elision; letters repeated, corrected; prepositions; repetition; quotations differing from Wescott and Hort; variations in punctuation from Wescott and Hort; assimilation.

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Papers of Edwin Abbott AbbottAbbott

Notes and lettersAbbott/Box 1

Notes and letterAbbott/Box 2

NotesAbbott/Box 3

Notes and printed itemsAbbott/Box 4

Notes and printed itemsAbbott/Box 5

Notes, letters, and printed itemsAbbott/Box 6

Notes, letters, and printed itemsAbbott/Box 7

Notes, letters, and printed itemsAbbott/Box 8

Manuscript table showing differences in the spelling of certain Greek words, from Matthew 1 and Luke 3, in Wescott and Hort's text and in the text of codex DAbbott/Box 8/1

Manuscript notes on 'en to' in the SeptuagintAbbott/Box 8/2

Manuscript notes on 'en to' in the New TestamentAbbott/Box 8/3

Postcard from James Hope Moulton to AbbottAbbott/Box 8/4

ALS from F.C. Burkitt to AbbottAbbott/Box 8/5

ALS from R.H. Charles to AbbottAbbott/Box 8/6

Manuscript notes on the use of 'en to' by Classical authorsAbbott/Box 8/7

Manuscript notes on the use of 'en to' in Daniel and EzraAbbott/Box 8/8

Manuscript notes on codex B's peculiarities of spelling, pause etc.Abbott/Box 8/9

Manuscript notes on codex B's variations from Wescott and Hort's texts of Mark, Matthew, and LukeAbbott/Box 8/10

Manuscript notes on short forms in codex B's version of the epistles of St PaulAbbott/Box 8/11

Manuscript notes on codex BAbbott/Box 8/12

Manuscript notes on spelling variations in various New Testament manuscriptsAbbott/Box 8/13

Manuscript notes on 2nd aorists in -an, -osan in various New Testament manuscripts, and eipon, eipan in codex alephAbbott/Box 8/14

Manuscript notes on 'doublets' in various New Testament manuscriptsAbbott/Box 8/15

Manuscript notes on spelling variations, in various New Testament manuscripts, in passages from Luke where ho kyrios occursAbbott/Box 8/16

Manuscript notes on spelling, in various New Testament manuscripts, in two passages (Matthew 21 and Luke 7) where Ioan(n)es is declined -ous in the genitive and -ei in the dativeAbbott/Box 8/17

Manuscript notes on variations in the spelling of names in Matthew and Luke, Ezra 1 & 2, and NehemiahAbbott/Box 8/18

Part of an article entitled 'Literary gleanings by Dr. A. Neubauer. XII. The Hebrew Bible in shorthand writing'Abbott/Box 8/19

Review by George Adam Smith of G. Buchanan Gray's 'Studies in Hebrew proper names'Abbott/Box 8/20

Manuscript notes on codex D double traditionAbbott/Box 8/21

Manuscript notes on codex D single tradition LukeAbbott/Box 8/22

Manuscript notes on codex D single tradition MatthewAbbott/Box 8/23

Manuscript notes on codex D triple tradition LukeAbbott/Box 8/24

Manuscript notes on omissions in the Gospels common to codices D and alephAbbott/Box 8/25

Manuscript notes on corrections in Justin's 'Dialogue' and 'Apologies'Abbott/Box 8/26

Manuscript notes on 'kai de' in Justin's 'Dialogue' and 'Apologies'Abbott/Box 8/27

Review by J.B. Mayor of Henry Schenkl's 'Epicteti dissertationes ab Arriano digestae, ad fidem codicis Bodleiani', with a note on the Bodleian MS. of Epictetus by W.M. LindsayAbbott/Box 8/28

Manuscript notes labelled 'quoniam and quia representing (a) hoti (1) causal (2) 'that' [in codices D, Vercellensis, Veronensis, Brixianus, Corbeiensis] (b) 'hoti - causal' conclusions'Abbott/Box 8/29

Notes, letters, and printed itemsAbbott/Box 9