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« on: November 07, 2007, 11:29:41 am »
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Henricus Stephanus (sr) (henry estienne)
Paris
Greek and Latin New Testament with Beza commentary
7" by 4 1/2 " 1 3/4" thick
Cover is in excellent condition and is Verlum (i know its not the correct spelling or word for that matter)
The pages are also in excellant condition without any missing. I find this text to be the one used as the primary source for the King James translators. I also find this version to be incredibly rare and in remarkable condition
Anybody have any insight to value?
Henricus Stephanus (sr) (henry estienne)
Paris
Greek and Latin New Testament with Beza commentary
7" by 4 1/2 " 1 3/4" thick
Cover is in excellent condition and is Verlum (i know its not the correct spelling or word for that matter)
The pages are also in excellant condition without any missing. I find this text to be the one used as the primary source for the King James translators. I also find this version to be incredibly rare and in remarkable condition
Anybody have any insight to value?