Manuscript Copies (14 of 15 notes)

Part Two
Bibliology: 11 BIBLICAL CRITICISM - TEXTUAL
A DISPENSATIONAL THEOLOGY
By Charles F Baker

2. Cursive Manuscripts. These are generally of much less importance than the Uncials, since they are copies which were made at a much later date and therefore further removed from the originals. However, it is possible that a Cursive might be the copy of an Uncial which was written much earlier than another Uncial, and it would, in that case, be of more value. There are approximately 2,500 of these in existence, with slightly less than 50 containing the entire New Testament.

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