Textual families illuminate how the New Testament was copied, clustered, and preserved, guiding the restoration of the earliest attainable wording.
A Comprehensive Study of Textual Families in the New Testament
The Armenian Versions and Their Textual Character
The Armenian New Testament, translated from Greek, offers a predominantly Byzantine yet internally complex witness that sometimes preserves early non-Byzantine readings.
The Georgian Versions as Independent Witnesses
The Georgian New Testament, shaped by Greek and Armenian influence yet textually independent, preserves early non-Byzantine readings that support a pre-Byzantine text.
