The Coptic Version Of The New Testament In The Northern Dialect

As one of the oldest known translations of the New Testament, the Coptic Version offers a unique window into the spiritual and linguistic history of early Christianity. George William Horner's critical edition of the Coptic Gospels of Luke and John provides scholars and students with a rich resource for the study of early Christian literature and theology.

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