George Milligan Collection (3 vols.)
Overview
George Milligan, best known for his work in New Testament Greek in the late 19th century, set the standards for Greek vocabulary. In this 3-volume collection, Milligan’s textual scholarship and contribution to Biblical studies is clearly seen. Detailed but not overly technical, Milligan provides the reader with substantial documentation, context, linguistics, and history of New Testament books. He covers materials used, process of translation and documentation, preservation of texts, as well as theological and historical significance and influence.
Perfect for students, professors, and anyone interested in the history of the New Testament documents and translations, the George Milligan Collection (3 Vols.) is an essential tool for New Testament study.Each book in this collection contains detailed table of contents, indexes, and appendixes for further study. With the Logos edition, these invaluable study tools are easy to use right alongside your other New Testament resources.
Key Features
- Essential New Testament studies
- Perfect for students and professors
- Includes table of contents and indexes
Product Details
- Title: George Milligan
- Author: George Milligan
- Publisher: Charles Scribner’s Sons, Macmillian and Co., and A.&C. Black
- Volumes: 3
- Pages: 640
Partially includedAbout George Milligan
George Milligan was born in 1860 in Scotland. The son of a Biblical studies professor, Milligan also became a prominent Biblical scholar and professor at Glasgow University. He is well-known for his contributions to Greek New Testament studies. He died in 1934.