Source data

Greek New Testament: Center for New Testament Restoration (CNTR), greekcntr.org · Robinson-Pierpont Byzantine Textform (2018), byzantinetext.com

Latin: Clementine Vulgate (1592, public domain)

Syriac: Peshitta (BFBS 1905, public domain)

English glosses: Tyndale House Cambridge STEP Bible (TAGNT) · Whitaker's Words (William Whitaker, public domain) · A Compendious Syriac Dictionary (Jessie Payne Smith, 1903, public domain)

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ur-eh-van-GAY-lee-um · the original Gospel

The Gospels across their earliest witnesses, and the tradition they carried forward

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Mark 9:6

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Greek PapyriCopticAlexandrianLatinWesternSyriacByzantine
Earliest Papyri
c. 125–250 AD · Greek
TAGNT
Sahidic
c. 250–300 AD · Coptic
Horner
Vaticanus
c. 175–325 AD · Greek
TAGNT
Vulgate
c. 150–383 AD · Latin
Whitaker
Bezae
c. 150–400 AD · Greek/Latin
Latin
Peshitta
c. 170–400 AD · Syriac
PayneSmith
Byzantine
c. 300–500 AD · Greek
TAGNT
ουP45
Not[...]ⲥⲟⲟⲩⲛknowοὐNotNonNotου|etܠܐNotΟὐNot
γαρP45
forⲅⲁⲣforγὰρforenimforγαρ|factaܓܝܪforγὰρfor
ηδειP45
he knewⲁⲛgreat oneᾔδειhe knewsciebathe knewηδει|estܝܕܥhe knewᾔδειhe knew
τιP45
whatϫⲉⲉϥϫⲱsayτίwhatquidwhatτι|nubsܗܘܐwhatτίwhat
λαλειP45
he may answer,ⲙⲙⲟⲥourἀποκριθῇ,he may answer,dicerethe may answer,—|obumbransܡܢܐhe may answer,λαλήσειhe may answer,
ησανP45
terrifiedϫⲉⲟⲩspatheἔκφοβοιterrifiederantterrifiedεκφοβοι|illosܐܡܪterrifiedἦσανterrified
γαρP45
forⲅⲁⲣforγὰρforenimforγαρ|etܓܝܪforγὰρfor
εκφοβοιP45
they were.ⲁⲧϩⲟⲧⲉfearἐγένοντο.¶they were.timore exterritithey were.εγενοντο|uenitܗܘܘthey were.ἔκφοβοιthey were.
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