Codex Sinaiticus

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Floyd Johnson | Forum Activity | Posted: Mon, Feb 22 2010 8:15 AM

The Codex Sinaiticus is now available on-line:

http://www.codexsinaiticus.org/en/

The details at this site indicate that it will also be published in book form - both as a scholarly text and in a more affordable format.

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The project has identified a range of products that will build upon the full scholarly reappraisal of the Codex and its texts and will also help to bring alive this iconic manuscript for everyone. The website is the main medium for making Codex Sinaiticus accessible. Other project outputs include a print facsimile, a conference, an exhibition and a popular book. [More…]

Will this be available in LOGOS?

Blessings,

Floyd

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George Somsel | Forum Activity | Replied: Mon, Feb 22 2010 9:18 AM

Floyd Johnson:

The Codex Sinaiticus is now available on-line:

http://www.codexsinaiticus.org/en/

The details at this site indicate that it will also be published in book form - both as a scholarly text and in a more affordable format.

Dissemination

The project has identified a range of products that will build upon the full scholarly reappraisal of the Codex and its texts and will also help to bring alive this iconic manuscript for everyone. The website is the main medium for making Codex Sinaiticus accessible. Other project outputs include a print facsimile, a conference, an exhibition and a popular book. [More…]

Will this be available in LOGOS?

Blessings,

Floyd

While a transcription of Sinaiticus would be of some help, what is really needed is a facsimile.  At one time Logos published a facsimile edition of BDB (which I still have), but the problem with a facsimile is that it isn't searcheable.  It may have simply been the the manner in which it was implemented, but the facsimile BDB was also not easily navigable.