In 1881 there was a revision of the English version of the New Testament based on the Greek Version. Here we have an 1881 Oxford and Cambridge Greek New Testament.

Please be advised, that with all ancient texts, one must be careful and view it together with other editions/reprints (in case some text is lost or unreadable due to age etcetera). However, this does not reduce the pleasure of reading the original and ancient texts!

Index of the book (please forgive any unreadable bits: this index is computer generated from ancient texts):

This is an original facsimile scan of The Holy Bible according to the Authorised Version that was printed in Oxford in 1813. This Bible was prepared and arranged by the Rev. George D’Oyly B.D and the Rev. Richard Mant D.D. They were Domestic Chaplains to the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Please be advised, that with all ancient texts, one must be careful and view it together with other editions/reprints (in case some text is lost or unreadable due to age etcetera). However, this does not reduce the pleasure of reading the original and ancient texts!

This is an original facsimile scan of the King James Bible that was printed in Oxford by Samuel Collingwood and Co. – Oxford University Press.

Please be advised, that with all ancient texts, one must be careful and view it together with other editions/reprints (in case some text is lost or unreadable due to age etcetera). However, this does not reduce the pleasure of reading the original and ancient texts!

It starts with the Apocrypha and goes till the end of the New Testament.

Although it is difficult to be certain, there is a good chance that this is the rare second half of the King James Bible (Benjamin Blayney – 1769).

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This is the King James Bible of 1611. It is an exact reprint done by Oxford University Press in 1833.

This is Book 2 – The Book of the Prophet Isaiah to the end of the Book of Revelations.

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We are very happy to add to our growing and extensive list of Bibles the Parallel Bible (1885). This Bible was published in 1885 by Oxford Press.

It is a unique and special Bible because it has 2 Bibles in Parallel – the 1611 Authorised King James Version and the Revised Version of 1881 (New Testament) and 1885 (Old Testament).

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Here is the 1836 edition of the English translation of Jahn’s Biblical Archaeology.

This book thoroughly covers matters that are highly valuable to an Biblical scholar/reader and is well worth a read or to be used as a reference book.

Please be advised, that with all ancient texts, one must be careful and view it together with other editions/reprints (in case some text is lost or unreadable due to age etcetera). However, this does not reduce the pleasure of reading the original and ancient texts!

It is a Bible that is used around the world in modern day Bibles.

Please be advised, that with all ancient texts, one must be careful and view it together with other editions/reprints (in case some text is lost or unreadable due to age etcetera). However, this does not reduce the pleasure of reading the original and ancient texts!