Synopsis
Codex B and Its Allies lays out a detailed, controversial study of how a single manuscript shaped New Testament text.
This book presents an indictment and a thorough examination of the evidence, inviting readers to follow a long debate among scholars about revisions, readings, and textual history.
- It frames the central question around Codex B and the readings that surround it, offering a clear map of the dispute.
- It discusses how different scholars and revisions—from Hort to Souter—have influenced modern understanding.
- It explains the role of various ancient versions and scribal practices in shaping what we read today.
- It outlines a method for evaluating evidence, including apparatus and collations, to support careful discussion.
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