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In 1844, 43 leaves went to Leipzig. In 1859, 347 leaves went to St. Petersburg (although they were in Leipzig c. 1861-62 as part of the facsimile book printing process) A pseudo-consensus early production date (4th century, or 5th-6th) on Sinaiticus was reached with very little physical access...

4Him https://forums.carm.org/threads/deletions.18676/#post-1451406 This mentions the deletion of threads. The Codex Sinaiticus and Simonides threads have a lot of pioneering information. There are maybe 25 threads. Should I be saving this info privately? Thanks!

The key element here is meant to be comparison of handwriting scripts. This should include some that are believed to be authentic, making a good comparison with manuscripts that are in what is seen as a more standard Simonides script, such as those on the Mayer papyri in Liverpool. Plus, we...

As I have pointed out in a variety of contexts, Tischendorf wanted very little examination of the manuscript, especially the two sections together. This time, in 1861, was the time when most everything was in Leipzig. Christian Remembrancer (1862) p. 128...

The Discovery of the Codex Sinaiticus as Reported in the Personal Letters of Konstantin Tischendorf By J. M. Featherstone https://www.academia.edu/1123038/The_Discovery_of_the_Codex_Sinaiticus_as_reported_in_the_personal_letters_of_Konstantin_Tischendorf Note: there may be more in Tischendorf...

Skeat and Milne, Scribes and Correctors of the Codex Sinaiticus, p 71, 1938. Steven Avery ====================== A question I asked to the Library of Stains experts on Facebook.

Codex Sinaiticus - The Story of the World's Oldest Bible (2010) David Parker Excellent! Then we can add the special place of Genesis 24 in the acrostics controversies, and also the linguistic embarrassment of Hermas to Tischendorf. These are missed by Parker because he shows little awareness...

We have a Revelation-Sinaiticus thread moving here as the topic was on a thread that was different different: Codex Sinaiticus and Constantine Simonides - the Benedict identity fraud/theft One important additional feature was omitted. Textual CONFLATIONS in Revelation 6 and 17:4 Plus we had...

Here is a picture of a truly ancient manuscript, a palimpsest, from St. Catherine's at Mt. Sinai. Syriac Sinaiticus (Syriacus) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syriac_Sinaiticus Compare with Codex Sinaiticus from c. AD 1840, claimed by some to be similarly ancient like Syriacus. Same weather :)...

This has come up numerous times here, so let's start with the wonderful tidbit of information: 2019 Interns on the Forging Antiquity Project https://markersofauthenticity.com/2020/08/07/2019-interns-on-the-forging-antiquity-project/ "One of the projects of my internship included translating...

comparing page turning videos - Codex Sinaiticus and the Archimedes Palimpsest ======================================== Codex Sinaiticus - date of production c. AD 1840, amazingly some say 4th century flexible, youthful, pages turn easy-peasy - Archimedes Palimpsest - date of production AD...

The Sinaiticus defenders have been trying desperately to find some spot where the ink-acid reaction destroyed parchment over 1500+ years. Here is the page, did you ever even post a picture? Here is the info on the page, picture to follow. Codex Sinaiticus Project Deuteronomy, 28:68 -...

Sara Mazzarino - Book Conservator at the the British Library, Conservation Department 2005-2017 Email 2013 This fits perfectly with what was said by Helen Shenton:

"A portion of this was secretly removed from Mount Sinai, by Professor Tischendorf, in 1844. The rest, with inconceivable recklessness, he mutilated and tampered with, according to his liking, in the year 1859. Some leaves he destroyed, especially such as contained the Acrostics of...

We can see the colouring on this earlier post: Sinaiticus Jeremiah - light page from 1844 Leipzig next to the 'yellow with age' 1859 British Library page https://forums.carm.org/threads/sinaiticus-jeremiah-light-page-from-1844-leipzig-next-to-the-yellow-with-age-1859-british-library-page.15655/...

Letter to Constantine Tischendorf (Against the Antiquity of the Codex Sinaiticus) * Archimandrite Porphyry. https://web.archive.org/web/20200114211638/http://www.sravnika.narod.ru/sin/porf1.htm // "Proceedings of the Kiev Theological Academy", 1865, November, - P. 429-436. Petersburg. 1864 on...

Pictures are from the Codex Sinaiticus Project (CSP) and the SART team put them together as unified pictures to see the contrast from Leipzig University Library in 1844 and the British Library in 1859 (after their stay in St. Petersburg, Russia). They are used under "fair use" where the...

Published in Greek in Symais in 1849, one of three letters of recommendation. Published in English in the 1859 Memoir, here is the English: ==================== ==================== This is an incredibly important letter, since Anthimos was one of the key figures involved in the transport...

The action of ink upon vellum is peculiar, slow, and gradual, and leads to results which can be measured by time. The action of light and air, and warmth, and moisture, are also remarkably uniform. - p. 490 Journal of Sacred Literature - April, 1863 from the Clerical Journal of Oct 2, 1862 The...

Theft reports from St. Catherine's and other monasteries, and libraries, can be reported in various spots and found out in a variety of ways, over time. Not necessarily reported by the monks at the monastery. (cjab wrote that the monks at the monastery claim would be the starting point of the...