The Coptic Version Of The New Testament In The Northern Dialect, Otherwise Called Memphitic And Bohairic

A vital resource for scholars of early Christian texts, The Coptic Version of the New Testament presents the Gospels of Matthew and Mark in the northern dialect of the Coptic language. Edited by George William Horner, this edition is based on a manuscript held in the Bodleian Library, and includes valuable notes on the history and development of the Coptic language.

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