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List of New Testament Lectionaries List of New Testament lectionaries From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Codex Harcleianus A New Testament Lectionary is a handwritten copy of a lectionary, or book of New Testament Bible readings. Lectionaries may be written in uncial or minuscule Greek letters,[1] on parchment, papyrus, vellum, or paper.[2] New Testament lectionaries are distinct from: New Testament papyri New Testament uncials New Testament minuscules Lectionaries which have the Gospels readings are called Evangeliaria or Evangelistaria, those which have the Acts or Epistles, Apostoli or Praxapostoli. They are appear from the 6th century. Before Scholz only 57 Gospel lectionaries and 20 Apostoloi were known. Sholz added to the list 58-181 Evangelistarioi and 21-58 Apostoloi.[3] Gregory in 1909 enumerated 2234 lectionaries. To the present day 2453 lectionary manuscripts have been catalogued by the (INTF) in Münster. The lectionary text is basically Byzantine with detectable Caesarean influence.[4] Lectionaries usually agreed with the Textus Receptus but with some departures. List of named or notable lectionaries The numbers (#) are the now standard system of Caspar René Gregory. Dates are estimated to the nearest 50 year increment (except lectionaries dated by scribes). Content only the Gospel lessons (Evangelistarion), and other lessons from the rest of the NT apart from Revelation (Apostolos). Sometimes the surviving portion of a codex is so limited that specific books, chapters or even verses can be indicated. Linked articles, where they exist, generally specify content in detail, by verse. Lectionaries 1–500 # Date Contents Institution City, State Country Evangelistarion Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 1 10th Paris France (uncial) France, Gr. 278 Evangelistarion Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 2 10th Paris France (uncial) France, Gr. 280 Evangelistarion ℓ 3 11th Lincoln College, Gr. 15 Oxford UK (uncial) Cambridge University ℓ 4 11th Evangelistarion Cambridge UK Library, Dd. 8.49 Evangelistarion Bodleian Library, Barocci ℓ 5 10th Oxford UK (uncial) 202 Evangelistarion, Leiden University Library, ℓ 6 1265 Apostolarion Leiden Netherlands Or. 243 (uncial) Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 7 1204 Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 301 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 8 14th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 312 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 9 13th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 307 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 10 13th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 287 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 11 13th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 309 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 12 13th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 310 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 13 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Coislin Gr. 31 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 14 16th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 315 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 15 13th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 302 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 16 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 297 Evangelistarion Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 17 9th Paris France (uncial) France, Gr. 279 ℓ 18 12th Evangelistarion † Bodleian Library, Laud. Oxford UK # Date Contents Institution City, State Country Gr. 32 Bodleian Library, Auct. D. ℓ 19 13th Evangelistarion Oxford UK inf. 2.12 Bodleian Library, Laud. ℓ 20 1047 Evangelistarion Oxford UK Gr. 34 Bodleian Library, Arch. ℓ 21 14th Evangelistarion Oxford UK Selden. B. 56 Bodleian Library, Arch. ℓ 22 14th Evangelistarion Oxford UK Selden. B. 54 British Library, Cotton. ℓ 23 11th Evangelistarion London UK Vesp. B. 18 Bayerische ℓ 24 10th Evangelistarion München Germany Staatsbibliothek, Gr. 353 British Library, Harley ℓ 25 13th Evangelistarion London UK 5650 ℓ 25b = ℓ 2306 Bodleian Library, Selden ℓ 26 13th Evangelistarion † Oxford UK Supra 2 Bodleian Library, Selden ℓ 27 14th Evangelistarion Oxford UK Supra 3 Bodleian Library, Auct. D. ℓ 28 13th Evangelistarion † Oxford UK inf. 2.14 Bodleian Library, Auct. D. ℓ 29 12th Evangelistarion † Oxford UK inf. 2.15 Bodleian Library, Cromw. ℓ 30 1225 Evangelistarion Oxford UK 11 Stadtbibliothek, Ms. Cent. ℓ 31 12th Evangelistarion Nürnberg Germany V. App. 40 Landesbibliothek, Memb. ℓ 32 11th Evangelistarion Gotha Germany I 78 ℓ 33 = ℓ 563 Evangelistarion Bavarian State Library, ℓ 34 9th München Germany (uncial) Gr. 329 Evangelistarion Vatican Library, Vat. gr. ℓ 35 11th Vatican (uncial) 351 Evangelistarion Vatican Library, Vat. gr. ℓ 36 10th Vatican (uncial) 1067 Vatican Library, Borg. gr. ℓ 37 12th Evangelistarion Vatican 6 # Date Contents Institution City, State Country University of Göttingen, ℓ 38 15th Evangelistarion Göttingen Germany Cod. Ms. theol. 33 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 39 13th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Suppl. Gr. 104 Evangelistarion San Lorenzo ℓ 40 10th Escorial, Ψ. III. 14 Spain (uncial) de El Escorial Evangelistarion San Lorenzo ℓ 41 11th Escorial, X. III. 12 Spain (uncial) de El Escorial Evangelistarion San Lorenzo ℓ 42 10th Escorial, X. III. 13 Spain (uncial) de El Escorial San Lorenzo ℓ 43 13th Evangelistarion Escorial, X. III. 16 Spain de El Escorial Det Kongelige Bibliotek, ℓ 44 12th Apostolos Copenhagen Denmark GkS Evangelistarion Austrian National Library, ℓ 45 10th Vienna Austria (uncial) Jur. gr. 5, fol. 575-580 Bibl. Naz. Vittorio Evangelistarion ℓ 46 9th Emanuele III, Cod. Naples Italy (uncial) Neapol. ex Vind. 2 Evangelistarion State Historical Museum, ℓ 47 10th Moscow Russia (uncial) V. 11, S. 42 State Historical Museum, ℓ 48 1055 Evangelistarion Moscow Russia V. 15, S. 43 State Historical Museum, ℓ 49 10th/11th Evangelistarion Moscow Russia V. 12, S. 225 State Historical Museum, ℓ 50 14th Evangelistarion Moscow Russia V. 10, S. 226 State Historical Museum, ℓ 51 14th Evangelistarion Moscow Russia V. 20, S. 224 Evangelistarion, State Historical Museum, ℓ 52 14th Moscow Russia Apostolos V. 261, S. 279 Evangelistarion, State Historical Museum, ℓ 53 15th Moscow Russia Apostolos V. 262, S. 280 Evangelistarion, State Historical Museum, ℓ 54 1470 Moscow Russia Apostolos V. 263, S. 281 Evangelistarion, State Historical Museum, ℓ 55 1602 Moscow Russia Apostolos V. 264, S. 454 Evangelistarion, State Historical Museum, ℓ 56 15th/16th Moscow Russia Apostolos V. 392, S. 466 Evangelistarion, Saxon State Library, A. ℓ 57 15th Dresden Germany Apostolos 151 # Date Contents Institution City, State Country Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 58 16th Evangelistarion † Paris France France, Suppl. Gr. 50 State Historical Museum, ℓ 59 11th Apostolos Moscow Russia V. 21, S. 4 Evangelistarion, Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 60 1021 Paris France Apostolos France, Gr. 375 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 61 12th Evangelistarion † Paris France France, Gr. 182 Evangelistarion, State Historical Museum, ℓ 62 12th Moscow Russia Apostolos V. 22, S. 304 Evangelistarion Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 63 9th Paris France (uncial) France, Gr. 277 Evangelistarion Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 64 9th Paris France (uncial) France, Gr. 281 Evangelistarion Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 65 9th Paris France (uncial) France, Gr. 282 Evangelistarion Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 66 9th Paris France (uncial) France, Gr. 283 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 67 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 284 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 68 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 285 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 69 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 256 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 70 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 288 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 71 1066 Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 289 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 72 13th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 290, fol. 4-190 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 73 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 291 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 74 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 292 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 75 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 293 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 76 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 295 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 77 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 296 ℓ 78 12th Evangelistarion Bibliothèque nationale de Paris France # Date Contents Institution City, State Country France, Gr. 298 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 79 14th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 299 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 80 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 300 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 81 14th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 305 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 82 14th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 276 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 83 12th Apostolos Paris France France, Gr. 294 Evangelistarion, Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 84 13th Paris France Apostolos France, Suppl. Gr. 32 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 85 12th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Suppl. Gr. 33 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 86 1336 Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 311 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 87 14th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 313 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 88 14th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 314 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 89 14th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 316 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 90 1533 Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 317 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 91 14th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 318 Evangelistarion, Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 92 14th Paris France Apostolos France, Gr. 324 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 93 16th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 326 Evangelistarion, Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 94 12th Paris France Apostolos France, Gr. 330 Bibliothèque nationale de ℓ 95 14th Evangelistarion Paris France France, Gr. 374 Evangelistarion, Bibliothèque
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