> Since Nestle largely adopted a majority reading of Westcott-Hort,
> Tischendorf and Weiss texts, I did almost the same. I used the Manuscript
> comparator to inspect the differences between Westcott-Hort and Tischendorf
> texts (One example from Mark 3). Where WH and Tischendorf agreed, the text
> is also Nestle. Where they disagreed, I compared with the scan of the
> printed edition.

> Hi all,

> Anyone looking for a decent public domain Greek text might like this.
> Diego Santo's transcription of the 1904 Nestle text. Looks pretty
> usable, and it has no restrictions whatsoever on usage.

> https://sites.google.com/site/nestle1904/

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