Bosworth, Dr. J., Anglo-Saxon Gospels, II. 165.

Bowyer, W., II. 245 n.

Bradshaw, H., 151, 189 n.

Breathings in manuscripts, 45-8, 100, &c.

Breves, see τίτλοι.

Bright, J. W., Dr., 145, 164-5.

Broadus, J. A., II. 342.

Brown, D., II. 329 n.

Bruce, Ja., the traveller, II. 129.

Brugsch, 91 n; II. 97.

Burgess, Bp., II. 407.

Burgon, J. W., Dean, his enlargement of the study, 78-9;

his letters to the Guardian, 189 n; II. 338;

use of quotations from the Fathers, II. 167-71;

his great book on “The Revision Revised,” 167;

also I. 120 n 2, 240-1 (his enlargement of the list in ed. 3), 251, 252, 255, 256; II. 282 n 1, 301, 327, 341, 343 n 2, 345, 357 n 2, 363 n 1, 368 n 3, 395, and passim.

Buttmann, Phil., II. 231-3.

Byzantine revision of text(?), II. 224, 229.

Caesarea, library of, II. 266-9.

Calendar, Greek, 80-9.

Cambridge Texts, Greek Testament, 19.

Canonici, M. L., library of, 246.

Canons of Comparative Criticism, see Comparative Criticism.

Canons of Internal Evidence, see Internal Evidence.

Capernaum, its orthography, II. 315.

Capitals, 29, 51-2, and passim, and description of plates.

Carolinus, Cod. Gothicus, II. 146.

Carpianus, Epistle to, &c., 60-3, 189, and passim.

Carshunic characters, II. 30.

Casley, II. 65, 89.

Catena, 67, and passim.

Ceriani, Ant., I. 120 n 3; II. 50, 52, &c.

Chapters, see Sections.

Chapters, Latin or modern, 69-71, 68.

Charles the Great, Emperor, II. 59.

Christian VII of Denmark, II. 220.

Church, the, the Keeper of Holy Writ, II. 252, 296 n 1.

Church Lessons, see Evangelistaria, Apostolos.

Cilicisms, II. 317.

Citation of O. T., marks of, 64 n, &c.

Classes, six, of manuscripts, 77-8.

Clement of Alexandria, II. 262-3.

Clement of Rome, Epistles, 99.

Clement VIII, his Vulgate, II. 64-5.

Cobet, C. G., 113 n 2; II. 253 n, 263 n 1.

Codex Britannicus, Evan. 61.

Codex Friderico-Augustanus, 31 &c., 90.

Codices, 28.

Coislin, Bp., his Library, Evan. H.

Coislin, his Octateuch, Evan. Fa.

Colbert, Pentateuch, &c., LXX (Paris), same MS. as Cod. Sarravianus, which see.

Coleridge, S. T., II. 258 n 3.

Colinaeus, S., his N. T.; II. 188.

Columns in manuscripts, 28, and passim.

Comes, Latin Church Lessons, II. 341 n 3.

Comparative Criticism, II. 274-301;

its nature, 274-5;

completeness of comparison essential, 275-6;

cannot be confined to a few authorities, 276-8;

even to the oldest, 278-81;

B and א not infallible, 281-4;

Westcott and Hort's theory unsound, 284-97,

being on explanation (285-90),

destitute of historical foundation (290-2),

of critical groundwork (292-3),

of Ante-Nicene authority (293-5)

of internal probability (295-6),

and of confirmation when applied to passages (302-11);

true view, 297-301.

Complete copies of N. T., 72.

Complutensian Polyglott, II. 176-181;

deviser of, 176;

character, 177-8;

MSS. used for, 178-180;

text, 180-181, and passim.

Conflate readings (so-called), II. 292-3.

Confusion of certain vowels and diphthongs, 10.

Confusion of uncial letters, 10.

Conjectural emendation inadmissible, II. 244-7.

Constantine, Emperor, 118 n 2.

Contents of MSS., 71-72.

Conybeare, F. C., II. 145, 148-54, 156-8.

Cook, F. C., Canon, II. 283 n, 325 n, 356.

Coptic (or Egyptian) language, its dialects and versions, II. 91-144. See Versions.

Correctoria, II. 60.

Correctorium, Bibl. Lat., Evan. 81.

Corruptions of text in second century, II. 259-65.

Corssen, Dr., 182; II. 51, 66.

Cotton fragment of Genesis, 32-40.

Cotton paper (bombycina), 23.

Courcelles, Stephen, II. 198.

Cowper, B. H., 104; II. 391.

Coxe, H. O., 240, 297 n, 324 n, &c.

Cozza-Luzi, Joseph, 116-19.

Cramer, J. A., II. 128.

Cranbrook, Earl of, II. 171.

Crawford, Earl of, his Library, II. 114, 121, 132.

Critical editions, 196-243.

Critical revision a source of various readings, 16-17.

Crito Cantabrigiensis (Turton, T., Bp.), II. 401 n, 403 n.

Crowding of letters, 41, 51, 132, &c.

Crum, W. E., II. 143-4.

Cureton, W., Canon, 8. See Versions.

Curetonian, see Versions.

Cureton's Homer, 44.

Cursive letters, described, 29, 30;

earliest cursive biblical MS., 41 n 1;

earlier MSS. still, 42.

Cursive manuscripts, their critical value, II. 277, 297-301.

Curzon, Hon. R. (Lord de la Zouche), and his Parham MSS., 240, 252; II. 114-5; 119, 122.

Cyril Lucar, see Lucar.

Damasus, Pope, II. 56-7.

Dated manuscripts, 41-2. See Indiction.

Davidson, S., II. 292.

Deane, Rev. H., II. 6, 29.

De Dieu, L., II. 10.

Delitzsch, F., II. 180 n 1, 184 n 1.

Demotic writing, II. 92, 97.

Designed alterations alleged in text, 17; II. 259, 327, 363.

Dialectic forms, II. 312-20;

grounded on the Hellenistic dialect, 312-3;

effect of Hebrew Aramaic, 313;

ν ἐφελκυστικόν, 314-5;

harsher forms in older

MSS., 315-6;

variations in grammatical forms, 316-8;

other dialectic forms, 318-20; I. 14.

Dickinson, John, 126.

Dictation, 10; II. 319 n.

Dio Cassius, the Vatican MS., 28 n 2.

Diocletian's persecution, II. 266, 104 n 1.

Dionysius, Bp. of Corinth, II. 259.

Dioscorides, the Vienna MS., 46, 164.

Divisions of N. T., see Sections.

Divisions, Slavonic, II. 158. See Versions.