From: Theodore H Mann (thmann@juno.com)
Date: Thu Dec 16 1999 - 16:25:44 EST
I had a great time today (Thursday). The Harlan Hatcher Graduate
Library, at the University of Michigan, is presently displaying part of
its (I guess) fairly extensive collection of Bible-related manuscripts.
Among many items, there were a couple of pages from p46, a copy of
Froben's first edition of the Erasmus Greek NT (the one with all the
errors), and a 1611 copy of the KJV (the "she" edition). I was very
proud of myself when I discovered I could actually read (with
understanding) sections of several Greek Papyri. I tried to appear quite
erudite, but no one seemed to notice (except my wife, who wasn't
impressed).
Ted
Dr. Theodore "Ted" Mann
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