Edited by Maurice A. Robinson and William G. Pierpont, the New Testament in the Original Greek: Byzantine Textform, commonly referred to as the Robinson/Pierpont Byzantine Greek New Testamen, includes morphology, complete parsing information, and lemmas for all Greek words.
The Byzantine Textform represents the texttype reflected among the vast majority of extant manuscripts. It is from this family of Byzantine texts that the early printed Greek New Testaments (“Textus Receptus” editions) and early English versions such as the Bishop’s, Geneva, Coverdale, and King James Version derive, as well as the early European versions such as that of Luther and the Dutch Staten Vertaling.
This 2005 edition of the Byzantine Textform includes variant readings from within the Byzantine tradition and variants found in the NA27 and UBS4 modern critical editions.
