Other Selected Online Resources Related to the Study of New Testament Greek

While some of these resources are not devoted specifically to New Testament studies, they are all very helpful to the student who wishes to gain a greater understanding of the language and the background of the language that we see in the New Testament.

Greek Text of the NT & LXX

• Text of NT & LXX (Zack Hubert's site)

Concordance of the NT & LXX

• Concordance of NT & LXX (Zack Hubert's site)

Extra-Biblical Greek writings

• Early Greek Writings, Clement, Ignatius, etc. (at CCEL)
• Perseus collection

Lexica

• Liddell Scott Greek-English Lexicon (at Perseus)
• Souter's Pocket Lexicon (at Texkit's Learn Ancient Greek page)

Grammars

• Greek Grammar, Smyth (at CCEL, courtesy of George Somsel)
• Greek Grammar, Smyth (at Perseus)
• Greek Grammar, Smyth (at Texkit's Learn Ancient Greek page)
• Greek Grammar, Goodwin (at Texkit's Learn Ancient Greek page)

Dictionaries

• Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities (currently unavailable)

Textual Criticism

• Wieland Willker's site
• Wieland Willker's online textual commentary
• online critical apparatus

Manuscripts (photographs, facsimiles, transcriptions)

• Bible Manuscripts Project (at Reltech)
• CSNTM
• Papyri (PINAX)
• P66 description and photo, Jn. 1:1-13 + κα?...(vs. 14)
• P75 description and photo, Lk. 24:51 - Jn. 1:15 + ?τι ?κ το? (vs. 16)
• 4 images of P66 at Wieland Willker's site
  • Jn. 1:1-13 + κα?...(vs. 14)
  • Jn 7:32 [beginning with -το? τα?τα περ? α?το?]-37 + ? πιστε?ω[ν] (vs. 38)
  • Jn. 7:52-8:16 (notice the absence of 7:53-8:11)
  • Jn. 11:31 [beginning with ?τι ?π?γει ε?? τ? μνημε?ον]-36 + τιν?? δ? ?ξ α?τ?ν ε?παν, Ο?κ ?δ?νατο ο?το? ? ?νο?ξα? το?? ?φθαλμο?? το? τυφλο? ποι?σαι ?να κ (vs. 37)
• Vaticanus
• Washington