The New Testament in Syriac Peshitta version: based on the collations of John Pinkerton and on the B.F.B.S. text with a critical apparatus and an introduction to the history of the text /

More Than One Hundred Years After The Publication Of The Bfbs Volume Of The Peshitta Nt (1920), A Critical Edition Of The Praxapostolos Is Still A Desideratum. This Edition Fills The Gap For The Corpus Paulinum. It Expands The Collations Of The Scottish Scholar John Pinkerton (1882-1916) Up To Some 60 Manuscripts, Incl. 5 Lectionaries And 7 'masoretic' Manuscripts; It Is Based On The (slightly Modified) Bfbs Text, Which Was Established By The Majority Vote Of Pinkerton's Collated Manuscripts. The Present Edition Turns The Editorial Principle Of 'majority Vote' Into A Textual History, Considering The East-west-bifurcation Of Textual Traditions, And The Development Of The Textus Receptus By Standardization. 9 Printed Editions Are Included, Among Which Are 6 Of The Textus Receptus (incl. The Editio Princeps Of 1555), Thus Covering The Transmission Of The Corpus Paulinum From The Beginnings Up To The 16th Century-- Provided By Publisher.