Codex Bezae: An Early Christian Manuscript and Its Text
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David Parker makes a comprehensive investigation of the Codex Bezae, one of the most important primary sources in New Testament scholarship.
List of illustrations; Preface; List of abbreviations and textual conventions; Introduction; Part I. The Palaeography:1. The codex and the hand; 2. The punctuation; 3. The secondary hands; 4. Towards the codicology of a bilingual codex; Part II. The Scribe and the Tradition: 5. The sense-lines; 6. The nomina sacra; 7. The orthography; 8. The Codex Bezae and its ancestors; Part III. The Correctors: 9. The corrections; 10. The supplementary leaves; 11. The development of the corrected text; Part IV. The Bilingual Tradition: 12. The codex and the critics; 13. A comparison of the columns; 14. The character of the tradition; Part V. Text and Codex: 15. The origins of the Codex Bezae; 16. The history of a text; Appendices; Plates; Notes on the plates; Indexes.
