Codex Bezae- Ancient Greek manuscript

[COPLAND_3]

After discussing the Sinaiticus on another thread, I do want to introduce codex Bezae, which is a 5th century Bible manuscript that contains the Gospels and Acts. The really interesting thing about this manuscript is that it has the Greek version on one page while a Latin version on the facing page, which is very uncommon among ancient manuscripts. I have always been fascinated with this manuscript and have studied protions of it over time. I have found a site that is amazing, it provides an electronic text of the Greek and Latin. Notice the Greek on the right side and the Latin on the left, this is exactly from the manuscript itself. dammarilys.com/cb/mk/mk.php?chapter=1&lang=l

 

[patrick457]

After discussing the Sinaiticus on another thread, I do want to introduce codex Bezae, which is a 5th century Bible manuscript that contains the Gospels and Acts. The really interesting thing about this manuscript is that it has the Greek version on one page while a Latin version on the facing page, which is very uncommon among ancient manuscripts. I have always been fascinated with this manuscript and have studied protions of it over time. I have found a site that is amazing, it provides an electronic text of the Greek and Latin. Notice the Greek on the right side and the Latin on the left, this is exactly from the manuscript itself. dammarilys.com/cb/mk/mk.php?chapter=1&lang=l

Thanks for this!

Interestingly enough, the Codex was used in the Rennes-le-Chateau hoax.