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Biblical studies

a broad grouping of New Testament manuscripts sharing characteristic readings, such as Alexandrian, Western and Byzantine.

In biblical studies, text-type refers to a broad grouping of New Testament manuscripts sharing characteristic readings, such as Alexandrian, Western and Byzantine. This meaning comes from Westcott (1881) in The New Testament in the Original Greek.[1]

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  1. Westcott, B. F., & Hort, F. J. (1881). The New Testament in the Original Greek. Cosimo Classics. ISBN 9781602067752

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