As one of the oldest known translations of the New Testament, the Coptic Version offers a unique window into the spiritual and linguistic history of early Christianity. George William Horner's critical edition of the Coptic Gospels of Luke and John provides scholars and students with a rich resource for the study of early Christian literature and theology.
A vital resource for scholars of early Christian texts, The Coptic Version of the New Testament presents the Gospels of Matthew and Mark in the northern dialect of the Coptic language. Edited by George William Horner, this edition is based on a manuscript held in the Bodleian Library, and includes valuable notes on the history and development of the Coptic language.
An essential and expertly translated version of the New Testament, providing new insights and perspectives on these foundational Christian texts. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history and evolution of the Bible.