Recent research on the text of the Psalms and Gospels in Greek and in certain versions, principally Coptic, Georgian and Armenian, reveals common characteristics when attempting to separate later editions of a text from its earliest forms. The essays in this collection give concrete examples of the issues involved and suggested explanations for textual changes.
J.K.Elliott holds doctorates from the University of Wales and the University of Oxford and has recently retired as Professor of New Testament Textual Criticism from the University of Leeds. He has published extensively on the apocryphal New Testament and on Greek manuscripts.
"There is much of value in this volume. [...] Overall this is a very useful volume, with a particular focus on Georgian versions of the Psalms or the gospels" â Paul Foster, University of Edinburgh, in: The Expository Times 124/5 (February 2013)
Darejan Tvaltvadze, The Manuscripts of Georgian Translations of the Gospels from the Black Mountain
Manana Machkhaneli, The Manuscript Anbandidi
Jost Gippert, Fragments of St Johnâs Gospel in the Language of the Causasian Albanians
Appended: Review, The Caucasian Albanian Palimpsests of Mount Sinai, Simon Crisp,