From: Edward Hobbs (EHOBBS@WELLESLEY.EDU)
Date: Sat Feb 20 1999 - 15:21:40 EST
Colleagues, and Steven Cox in China:
The bi-lingual (Greek-Latin) edition Steven likes is indeed attractive;
I own two copies of it myself, one at school and one at home.
But it is not NA27; rather, it is NA26. (I thought as much, and when
I checked the ISBN number, I found that it is indeed NA26.)
Now, if Amazon truly sells it for $22.99, it should be grabbed up,
bought in quantity, with copies placed at every location one might be
caught in without a GNT (like each bathroom). The price is unbelievably
low.
Edward Hobbs
---------Steven Cox wrote---------->>>>>>>>>
Edward
Many thanks - nice to see that comparison again - it really ought to be up
on someone's web page.
A personal preference, though it may not appeal to many b-Greekers,: The
NA27 is available in an (alternate) face-to-face printing with the 1979 Nova
Vulgata. Although the critical apparatus for the Latin is not a shadow of
the Greek it does indicate readings from the Clementina, Wordsworth-White
and Stuttgartiensis.
Novum Testamentum Graece Et Latine by K. Aland Our Price: $22.99
Semi-hardback (June 1983) United Bible Societies; ISBN: 3438054019
Available in 4-6 weeks from Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/3438054019/qid=919476125/sr=1-1/002-7
441189-9041061
God bless
Steven
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