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The information that would be helpful, especially for the New Testament, but even for one book, or one section, like the Pauline...

Actually, the elderly Venedictos died in 1839. If I remember the account, he had actually been at Russico for 70 years, a totally...

David Daniels and Nikolos Farmakidis researched Benedict of Symi, using a variety of sources. Simple question. Do you consider the...

Did you read about the 106-year-old Benedict? So far, he is not given a bio other than many decades at Russico, and there actually are...

You are welcome to try to seek clarity over politics. Sinaiticus offers up many puzzles.

Do you have any reason to think that Matthew, Mark, Luke or Acts are any different?

My question to Nicholas Fennel is up in the public section of PBF: And I probably should not have said the bold "of Symi".

If he ran to the pier, he was more likely 79 than 105. See Nicholas Fennell above, one of the sources recommended by Kevin McGrane, who...

Lake added his motive: "Simonides ... attempted to discredit the experts who had helped to detect his fraud" Maybe Tischendorf is...

You actually do not seem to have done much of anything. ca, supposedly long after the scriptorium, was often the big honcho corrector...

Here you are edit seeking to stir up strife. (And Kevin has made it clear that you try to do the same privately, always the posturing...

And I did place some translated Parfeny Aggeev writing up yesterday, as I made up a special page for Aggeev, doubtful that it counts as...

He has written on Russian monks on Mount Athos and is referenced in the Kevin McGrane - Cooper paper. As I said earlier.

And I am not sure what that means, we know they were bumbling scribes that made many hundreds of singular bad errors, often omission...

The Ca corrector was likely post-Athos, in the manuscript travels from Constantinople to Antigonus to Sinai. David Daniels goes into...