Gaster Hebrew MS 1616
Cochin Hebrew New Testament Copy — Manchester Gaster 1616
A 126-leaf Hebrew New Testament copied by Thomas Yeates in 1810. The Manchester library says he copied it from Cambridge Oo.1.32.
- Library
- The John Rylands Library · University of Manchester
Manchester, United Kingdom - When was it made?
- Copied in 1810
- Language
- Hebrew
- Format
- Bound book
- What is it?
- An 1810 copy of the Cochin-related Hebrew New Testament. It is closely related to Cambridge Oo.1.32, but it is still its own physical manuscript.
- Can you view it?
- Yes — at the library
- Do we have the text?
- Not yet
- Linked to Bible passages?
- Not yet
- Where can you view it?
- On the library website
IMAGE ACCESS
THIS MANUSCRIPT IS REAL, BUT ITS IMAGES ARE KEPT BY THE LIBRARY.
We can still show you what the manuscript is, what it contains, and why it matters. Use the library link below when its images are available there.
CONTEXT
Why it is fascinating
Here we know the copy story: one manuscript was copied from another named manuscript. That gives us a rare chance to follow how a Hebrew New Testament moved from one copy to the next.
TEXT COMPARISON
Have we compared the wording?
Not yet. We will only list differences after the manuscript text has been checked line by line.
About the images
Manchester lets people reuse these images for noncommercial use with credit. Because MANUSKRPT may be used commercially, we link to the library instead of treating the images as unrestricted.