Where can I find a list of the different manuscript abbreviations
I should know the answer to this question, but is there a place that lists the abbreviations for different texts. For example, the NET (Mark 16:9) list several texts that support the longer ending in Mark and those that do not. Below is a portion of the textual note from the NET Bible, Mark 16:9.
The Gospel of Mark ends at this point in some witnesses א B 304 sys sams armmss Eus Eusmss Hiermss), including two of the most respected mss (א 
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This shorter ending is usually included with the longer ending (LΨ 083 099 0112 579 al); k, however, ends at this point. Most mss include the longer ending (vv. 9–20) immediately after v. 8 (A C D W [which has a different shorter ending between vv. 14 and 15] Θ f13 33 2427 𝔐 lat syc,p,h bo);
Thanks,
Ron
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Ronald, abbreviations are usually found within each resource. For instance below is a screenshot from the NET Bible highlighting where it is found in that resource. A great way to check where they are found is to do an inline search for "abbreviations".
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You may own the NT Manuscript Explorer Interactive which can help you outside the NET Bible.
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I looked at the beginning of the NET Bible, but never thought to look at the end.
Thanks.
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Do you have NA?
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It's in NA 27 Apparatus at the End
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