Eduard Seler’s Commentary On Codex Vaticanus 3773 (Vaticanus B) — Vol. 1

Back on January 29th of this year, I spotted on GoogleBooks the full text of Volume 2 of Eduard Seler’s commentary on Codex Vaticanus 3773, otherwise known as Vaticanus B. I said I’d be watching for Google to finish scanning Volume 1 and post it… and guess what, it’s finally up in its entirety. It can be read online, or the full text can be downloaded as a PDF. Volume 1 is on the obverse (front) side of the scroll-like book, while Volume 2 is about the reverse (back). I’ve also updated my Codices page with the link to Volume 1.

Thanks Google!

Click HERE to read Volume 1 of Eduard Seler’s commentary on Codex Vaticanus 3773

Click HERE to read Volume 2

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tlatlauhqui

Hi! I found you through the Black and Red Yahoo group! (I’m Kat over there!) I hope you don’t mind me adding your page to my blogroll and following your writings!

I’m new to the faith myself, so looking to get to know others in our path!

Best wishes,
Kat

January 28, 2010 at 11:10 PM

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