Cambridge Greek Testament: Greek text + Gospel of Mark:Greek text - Language metadata correction

Mark Smith

In the Cambridge Greek Testament there is a copy of the New Testament in Greek simply entitled Cambridge Greek Testament: Greek Text, and another entitled The Gospel According to Saint Mark: Greek Text (1914). Unfortunately both are tagged as Language: English. Please correct this to Language: Greek. This applies only to these two Greek Text volumes.

Mark Smith

BTW: According to the series editor, the Greek Text is that of Westcott and Hort:

"The Greek Text adopted in this Series is that of Dr Westcott and Dr Hort with the omission of the marginal readings. For permission to use this Text the thanks of the Syndics of the Cambridge University Press and of the General Editor are due to Messrs Macmillan & Co."

It would be helpful to add this to the information page of this text.

There is no explanation of what the Greek Text of the Gospel According to Saint Matthew (1914) is.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/374404#Comment_374404

Mark Smith said:

There is no explanation of what the Greek Text of the Gospel According to Saint Matthew (1914) is.

Not only is there no explanation of what this Greek Text might be, there is no possiblility that BF Westcott and FJA Hort could have published a revised text at that time since both had been dead for some time.  Perhaps it refers to Plummer's revision (was this ever published separately?).

fgh

See Cambridge GT for Schools & Colleges, Greek Texts Lang:English?

Mark Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/374414#Comment_374414

Good. Sorry I didn't see that post.