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The reconciled full-text master contains 895 unique records. It combines preserved published-archive articles with newer completed packages while retaining source-member provenance.

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PER-3065 · Person · Preliminary

Textual authority model: Ministerial

John Owen

John Owen was the foremost English Reformed Congregational theologian of the seventeenth century.

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PER-3066 · Person · Preliminary

Textual authority model: Magisterial

David C. Parker

David C.

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PER-3067 · Person · Preliminary

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Matthew Poole

Matthew Poole was an English Presbyterian minister and commentator best known for the Latin Synopsis Criticorum and the English Annotations upon the Holy Bible.

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PER-3062 · Person · Preliminary

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Erwin Nestle

Erwin Nestle continued his father Eberhard's Novum Testamentum Graece and assumed editorial responsibility across many editions.

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PER-3061 · Person · Preliminary

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Eberhard Nestle

Eberhard Nestle was a German orientalist and biblical scholar whose 1898 Novum Testamentum Graece compared the editions of Tischendorf, Westcott-Hort, and initially Richard Francis Weymouth, later substituting Bernhard Weiss.

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PER-3060 · Person · Preliminary

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Gerd Mink

Gerd Mink is a German New Testament textual critic associated with the Institute for New Testament Textual Research in Münster.

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PER-3063 · Person · Preliminary

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Isaac Newton

Isaac Newton is best known for mathematics and natural philosophy, but he also devoted enormous private labour to biblical chronology, prophecy, church history, and the textual history of Trinitarian passages.

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PER-3059 · Person · Preliminary

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Garnet Howard Milne

Garnet Howard Milne is a contemporary author whose Has the Bible Been Kept Pure?

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PER-3058 · Person · Preliminary

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Edward Miller

Edward Miller was an Anglican clergyman, textual scholar, and literary executor who brought important portions of John William Burgon's unfinished research into print.

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PER-3057 · Person · Preliminary

Textual authority model: Mixed-transitional

John Mill

John Mill was an Oxford scholar and Anglican clergyman whose 1707 Greek New Testament gathered variant evidence accumulated over decades.

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PER-3056 · Person · Preliminary

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Johann David Michaelis

Johann David Michaelis was a Göttingen orientalist and biblical scholar whose Introduction to the New Testament became a major vehicle for historical-critical questions in German and English scholarship.

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PER-3055 · Person · Preliminary

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Bruce M. Metzger

Bruce Manning Metzger was an American Presbyterian minister and Princeton scholar whose textbooks, critical-edition work, and translation leadership made him one of the most influential Anglophone textual critics of the twentieth century.

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PER-3054 · Person · Preliminary

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Philip Melanchthon

Philip Melanchthon was a Greek scholar, Wittenberg professor, educational reformer, and Luther's most important academic colleague.

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PER-3053 · Person · Preliminary

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Carlo Maria Martini

Carlo Maria Martini was an Italian Jesuit biblical scholar who became Archbishop of Milan and a cardinal.

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PER-3052 · Person · Preliminary

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Martin Luther

Martin Luther was an Augustinian friar, Wittenberg professor, preacher, polemicist, and translator whose controversy over indulgences developed into a broad evangelical reform.

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PER-3051 · Person · Preliminary

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John Lightfoot

John Lightfoot was an English clergyman, Westminster Assembly member, Hebraist, commentator, and Cambridge college head.

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PER-3045 · Person · Preliminary

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Rudolf Kittel

Rudolf Kittel was a German Old Testament scholar and the founding editor of Biblia Hebraica.

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PER-3046 · Person · Preliminary

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Jan Krans

Jan Krans is a Dutch textual critic known for research on the editorial practices of Erasmus, Stephanus, Beza, and the history of the Textus Receptus.

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PER-3047 · Person · Preliminary

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Karl Lachmann

Karl Lachmann was a classical and German philologist whose New Testament editions became symbolic of a deliberate break with the Textus Receptus.

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PER-3048 · Person · Preliminary

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Kirsopp Lake

Kirsopp Lake was a British-American New Testament scholar who worked on manuscripts, photographed important codices, studied the Caesarean text hypothesis, and co-edited major historical projects on Acts and early Christianity.

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PER-3049 · Person · Preliminary

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Edward Leigh

Edward Leigh was an English scholar, parliamentarian, and prolific compiler whose works ranged across theology, history, ethics, and the biblical languages.

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PER-3050 · Person · Preliminary

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Theodore P. Letis

Theodore P.

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PER-3044 · Person · Preliminary

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Frederic G. Kenyon

Frederic George Kenyon was a British palaeographer, papyrologist, biblical manuscript scholar, and director of the British Museum.

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Benjamin Kennicott

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Benjamin Kennicott

Benjamin Kennicott was an Oxford Hebraist who organized a large international project to collate Hebrew manuscripts and early editions of the Old Testament.

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