Novum Testamentum Grc. Post Tittmannum... [Greek]

Novum Testamentum Grc. Post Tittmannum... is a scholarly edition of the New Testament in its original Greek. Prepared by August Hahn, this edition builds upon the work of Johann August Heinrich Tittmann, a renowned scholar of New Testament Greek. This volume provides a valuable resource for theologians, biblical scholars, and students seeking a deeper understanding of the foundational texts of Christianity.

Featuring the Greek text, this edition is essential for anyone engaged in exegesis, textual criticism, or the historical study of the New Testament. Hahn's meticulous work ensures a high degree of accuracy and reliability, making it a trusted source for serious academic inquiry.

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