"The Codex Sinaiticus is one of the world's greatest written treasures," said Scot McKendrick, head of Western manuscripts at the British Library. "This 1,600-year-old manuscript offers a window into ...

“The Codex Sinaiticus is one of the world’s greatest written treasures,” Scot McKendrick, head of Western manuscripts at the British Library, told Reuters.

London, England, Jul 7, 2009 / 11:49 am. The British Library has announced that the pages of 4th century biblical manuscript called the Sinaiticus Codex have been scanned and posted online after ...

A manuscript containing the oldest known Biblical New Testament in the world is set to enter the digital age and become accessible online. A team of experts from the UK, Europe, Egypt and Russia is ...

About 800 pages of the Codex Sinaiticus have been recovered and made available on the internet. The manuscript was pieced together in a joint effort between institutions in the UK, Germany, Egypt ...

The full manuscript of the Codex Sinaiticus will be online a year from now. The British Library plans to begin publishing the Codex Sinaiticus, a 4th century text handwritten in Greek, on its Web ...

The Codex Sinaiticus as it survives is incomplete – originally it would have been about 1,460 pages long – but it includes half of the Old Testament, all the New Testament, and two early ...

AN appeal to the public for the amount necessary to acquire the “Codex Sinaiticus” for the British Museum could not fail to meet with a generous response, especially when backed by the offer ...

Codex Sinaiticus consists of 346½ leaves, of which 147½ comprise the New Testament. Its pages originally measured 15 inches by 13½ inches and usually carry four columns per page.