The British
Library houses Codex Sinaiticus (most of it, at least) and Codex
Alexandrinus. As reported at the British Library’s website,
905 Greek manuscripts in the British Library’s large collection of Greek
manuscripts have been digitized. This
includes not only Codices À (Sinaiticus) and A (Alexandrinus),
and assorted works by secular authors, and by patristic writers, but also the
following New Testament manuscripts – 115 continuous-text manuscripts, and 62 lectionaries.
Each link
should take you to a page where each manuscript is briefly described, and where
access to page-views of each manuscript is provided.
GA 011
(Codex Seidelianus I, Gospels, 800s, damaged)
GA 027
(Codex Nitriensis, 500s, palimpsest)
GA 0121a
(900s)
GA 0133,
0269, 0271, 0272, 0273, 0297, Lect 334 (Codex Blenheimius, 700s lower writing,
palimpsest)
GA 44
(Gospels, 1100s)
GA 65
(Gospels, 1100s)
GA 72
(Gospels, 1100s, interesting marginalia)
GA 81
(Acts, 1044)
GA 104
(New Testament, 1087)
GA 109
(Gospels, 1300s/1400s)
GA 110
(New Testament, 1100s)
GA 113
(Gospels, 1100s, illustrated)
GA 114
(Gospels, 1000s or later. quatrefoil Ad Carpianus)
GA 115
(Gospels, 1000s, heavily damaged)
GA 116
(Gospels, 1100s/1200s)
GA 117
and Lect 1357 (Gospels and Acts, early 1500s)
GA 201
(New Testament, 1357)
GA 202
(Gospels, 1100s)
GA 203
(New Testament except for Gospels, 1108)
GA 272
(Gospels, 1000s/1100s)
GA 308
(Acts and Epistles, 1300s)
GA 312
(Vol. 1) (Acts and Epistles, 1000s-1100s)
GA 312 (Vol.
2) (Epistles, 1000s-1100s)
GA 321
(Acts and Epistles, 1100s or later)
GA 322
(Acts and Epistles, 1500s)
GA 384
(Acts and Epistles, 1200s)
GA 385
(Acts, Epistles, Revelation, 1407)
Golden
Canon Tables (500s or 600s – in situ
with 438)
GA 444
(Matthew-Jude,
1300s)
GA 445
(Gospels, 1506)
GA 446
(Gospels, 1400s)
GA 447
(Gospels, 1500s)
GA 448
(Gospels, 1478)
GA 449 (Mt
& Mk), 1300s)
GA 449 (Lk
& Jn), 1300s)
GA 476
(Gospels, 1000s)
GA 478
(Gospels, 900s-1000s)
GA 480
(Gospels and part of Hebrews, 1366)
GA 481
(Gospels, 900s-1100s, Evangelists portraits) (Burney Gospels 19)
GA 482
(Gospels, 1285, Evangelists’ portraits)
GA 484
(Gospels, 1291, quatrefoil headpiece)
GA 485
(Gospels, 1100s, semi-quatrefoil Ad
Carpianus)
GA 490
(Gospels, 1000s, quatrefoil Ad Carpianus and quatrefoil headpiece)
GA 491
(New Testament except Revelation, 1000s)
GA 492
(Gospels, 1325)
GA 493
(Gospels, 1400s)
GA 494
(Gospels, 1300s)
GA 495
(Gospels, 1100s, Evangelists’ portraits)
GA 496
(New Testament except Revelation, 1200s)
GA 497
(Gospels, 1000s)
GA 498
(New Testament, missing some pages, 1300s)
GA 499
(Gospels, 1100s)
GA 500
(Gospels, 1200s)
GA 501
(Gospels, 1200s, some later supplements)
GA 504
(Gospels, 1033)
GA 505
(Gospels, 1100s, quatrefoil headpiece)
GA 547
(New Testament except Revelation, 1000s)
GA 548
(Gospels, 1100s)
GA 549
(Gospels, 1000s, commentary)
GA 550
(Gospels, 1100s)
GA 551
(Gospels, 1100s-1400s)
GA 552
(Gospels, 1100s)
GA 553
(Gospels, 1200s)
GA 640
(James, fragment, 1000s-1100s, commentary)
GA 641
(Acts and Epistles, 1000s, commentary)
GA 643
(Vol. 1) (Pauline Epistles, 1300s, Chrysostom commentary)
GA 643
(Vol. 2) (Pauline Epistles w/Chrysostom comm., and General Epistles, 1300s)
GA 644
(Pauline Epistles, incomplete, 1300s)
GA 645
(Gospels, 1304)
GA 686
(Gospels, 1337)
GA 687
(fragments of Matthew, 1000s)
GA 688
(Gospels, 1179)
GA 689
(Gospels, 1200s)
GA 690
(Gospels, 1200s-1300s)
GA 691
(Gospels, 1200s-1300s)
GA 692
(Gospels, 1200s-1300s, quatrefoil headpiece)
GA 693
(Gospels, 1200s-1300s)
GA 694
(Gospels, 1400s)
GA 695
(Gospels, 1200s)
GA 696
(Gospels, 1300s)
GA 697
(Gospels, 1200s) (decorated, fox & snake initial)
GA 698
(Matthew, Mark, Luke, 1300s)
GA 700
(Gospels, 1000s) (Hoskier’s
Codex)
GA 714
(Gospels, 1100s-1200s)
GA 715
(Gospels, 1200s, quatrefoil headpiece)
GA 716
(Gospels, 1300s, quatrefoil headpiece)
GA 892
(Gospels, 800s with later supplements)
GA 910
(Acts and Epistles, 1009)
GA 911
(Acts and Epistles, 1000s)
GA 911(2040)
(Revelation, 1000s)
GA 912
(Acts and Epistles, 1200s)
GA 913
(Acts and Epistles, 1300s)
GA 1268
(Gospels, 1200s, commentary)
GA 1274
(Vol. 1) (Palimpsest – parts of Matthew and Mark, 1100s/1400s)
GA 1274
(Vol. 2) – Luke, Matthew, Mark) and GA 2823 and GA 2822 (Palimpsest – part of James and Jude, 1100s/1400s)
GA 1279
(Gospels, 1100s-1200s)
GA 1280
(Gospels, 1100s-1400s)
GA 1765
(Acts and Epistles, 1300s)
GA 1911
(Romans-Jude, 1500s. This is Harley MS
5552, likely a transcript of Erasmus’ first edition)
GA 1956
(Pauline Epistles, 1200s, catena)
GA 2041
(Revelation, 1300s)
GA 2099
(Gospels, 1200s)
GA 2277
(Gospels, 1000s-1300s)
GA 2278
(Gospels, 1314)
GA 2279
(Acts and Epistles, 1300s)
GA 2280
(Gospels, 1100s)
GA 2290
(Gospels, 900s with supplements from 1600s)
GA 2291
(Vol. 1) (Matthew and Mark, 1200s)
GA 2291
(Vol. 2) (Luke and John, 1200s)
GA 2484
(Acts and Epistles, 1312)
LECTIONARIES
Lect
25a and 25b (partly palimpsest)
Lect 150
(995, uncial)
Lect 151
(1100s, quatrefoil headpiece)
Lect
152 (800s-900s, uncial)
Lect 169
(1200s, Acts and Epistles)
Lect
183 (nice uncial lectionary)
Lect 184
(late 900s)
Lect 187
(1100s-1200s)
Lect 188
(Vol. 1) (1032)
Lect 188 (Vol.
2) (1032)
Lect 189
(1100s)
Lect 190
(1000s, fragment)
Lect 191
(1100s)
Lect 192
(1200s)
Lect 193
(1334)
Lect 233
(1100s, cruciform text)
Lect 237
& Lect 2310 (1100s and 1600s)
Lect 238
(1000s-1100s)
Lect 257
(1306, Acts and Epistles)
Lect 318
(1000s)
Lect 319
(1100s-1200s, quatrefoil headpiece)
Lect 320
(1300s, damaged)
Lect 321
(1100s-1200s)
Lect 322
(1000s)
Lect 323
(1100s-1200s)
Lect 324
(1200s)
Lect 325
(1200s)
Lect 326
(1100s)
Lect 327
(1300s)
Lect 328
(1300s)
Lect 329
(900s-1000s)
Lect 330
& 331 (1272)
Lect 332
(1300s)
Lect 333
1200s)
Lect 335
(1100s)
Lect 336
(1100s-1300s)
Lect 337
(1200s)
Lect 338
(900s lower writing, palimpsest)
Lect 344
(1100s-1300s)
Lect
346 (1100s-1300s)
Lect 927
(1200s-1300s)
Lect 930
(1200s)
Lect 932
(1200s)
Lect 939
(1100s)
Lect 940
(1200s)
Lect 941
(1100s)
Lect 1053
(1000s-1100s, fragment)
Lect 1234
(1300s)
Lect 1317
(800s and 1400s, palimpsest)
Lect 1490
(1100s)
Lect 1491
(1008)
Lect 1492
(late 1000s)
Lect 1493
(1000s)
Lect 1494
(1100s-1200s)
Lect 1495
(1200s)
Lect 1496
(1413)
Lect 1742
(late 1300s)
Lect 1743
(1256)
Lect 2376
(1000s, quatrefoil headpiece)
Also of interest:
Psalter
with Odes (Rahlfs 1656) (includes selections
from Luke 1-2)
Collation
of GA 71 (Codex Ephesinus), made in 1679
Add. MS 34186 – Wax
Tablets (Probably similar to what
Zachariah used in Luke 1:63)
In addition, the British Library’s website offers several
essays on subjects relevant in one way or another to the field of New Testament
textual criticism, including the following:
● Scribes
and Scholars in Byzantium (Georgi Parpulov)
● Manuscripts
of the Christian Bible (Scot McKendrick)
● Ancient Books
(Cillian O’Hogan)
● Ancient
Libraries (Matthew Nicholls)
● Book
Illumination in Antiquity (Cillian O’Hogan) (featuring Codex
N)
● Biblical
Illumination (Kathleen Doyle)
● Byzantine
Bookbindings (Ann Tomalak)
● Byzantine
Book Epigrams (Julie Boeten and Sien De Groot)
● Illuminated
Gospel-books (Kathleen Maxwell)
● The
Earliest Greek Bibles (David C. Parker) (featuring Papyrus 5)
Readers are invited to double-check the data in this post.
Readers are invited to double-check the data in this post.
6 comments:
Thanks for all this work.
GA 2823 should be 2822 (for the James and Jude ms [which used to be 1274b]); GA 2823 is the next folio in Add 11860 (Luke)
Also add Lect 182 = http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts/FullDisplay.aspx?ref=Add_MS_39583
Also lect 340 = http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts/FullDisplay.aspx?ref=Harley_MS_5561
Lect 926 = http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts/FullDisplay.aspx?ref=Add_MS_10068
Lect 2373, Lect 2374, Lect 2375 = http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts/FullDisplay.aspx?ref=Add_MS_43790_B
Is there a list if the mss. Found by Robert Cutzon?
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