This is the 1516 first edition of the Greek Erasmus New Testament. This Bible is often also know as the Textus Receptus. The other name is Novum Instrumentum omne and this was prepared by Desiderius Erasmus.
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Les estaria profundamente si me brindaran el enlace de pdf… gracias y saludos
http://www.originalbibles.com/PDF_Downloads/Erasmus_Greek_1516.pdf
It doesn’t work. How I wish to download this file as well as KJV 1611
I’m the one who found this ebook. There is a direct link to start a download of the original PDF. It’s http://www.e-rara.ch/download/pdf/895554
Thanks a lot for this PDF! Could you say more about where this actual copy comes from?
I see it’s from the State Library at Regensburg, but do we know more about the previous owner?
And who wrote those notes by hand on it? I guess it really was printed in 1516? And when do you think that person wrote those notes on it?
Thanks for any more information on this!