Excerpt from Novum Testamentum Ad Fidem Potissimum Codicis Vaticani B Recensuit, Varias Lectiones Codicis B, Textus Recepti, Editionum Griesbachii Lachmanni Tischendorfii Integras Adiecit
Haec mea editio, quomodo a viris doctis excipiatur, nc scio. Sed me libidine quadam illicito in texto sacrorum li brotam conformando usum esse et mea in locum verbi dei dedisse, nemo est, qui cum meo Opprobrio dicere possit. Nil aliud feci, quam quod codicem, secundum fere omnium indicium et vetustissimum et optimum, textus Ni Ti posui fundamentum. Coniecturae in textnm admittendae licentiam numquam mihi sumpsi, excepto uno loco 2 Ptr. 3, lo. Ubi coactas lectione Vaticani, alioqnin commendabili, verbum qu0ddam minimi °ponderis (rà - d?) mutavi. In locis, in quibus codicis lectionem reiicere coactus sum, aliorum co dioum praestantissimorum lectiones dedi.
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The New Testament in Ancient Greek with a foreword in Latin. It's more than 100 years old. I got it once as a simple present (note the pun!) from someone I didn't even really know. But it's a very neat book, because Greek was the original language the NT was written in. Good for comparing different translations.