H BIBΛOΣ -- The Bible in Greek

A review of a paperback Bible (almost) entirely in Greek. The Old Testament is that of the Seventy translators (the Septuagint or LXX), while the New Testament is the Patriarchal Text of 1904/1912. The font is somewhat small at 7 to 7.5 pt, but the paper is thick and opaque. This is a basic text Bible -- no bells or whistles or gilded lilies. ISBN: 9781494779719 1494779714 . The contents may be viewed online at https://sites.google.com/site/septuag... . A paper copy may be purchased here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/149... . Contents 00:00 Details (two charts -- dimensions, margins, layout, font ...) 00:49 Size compared with other Bibles 01:58 Page layout 02:57 The font 04:14 Paper characteristics (thickness, color, texture, opacity ...) 05:31 Table of contents (according to the Greek alphabet) 05:40 Table of contents (according to the English alphabet) 07:42 The cover 08:16 The copyright page 08:41 The preface in English 09:32 The table of contents (in order of appearance) 10:00 A typo at Genesis 1.4? 11:40 Which Septuagint text does it print? A comparison with Rahlfs' Septuagint, where it presents multiple texts. 14:06 The book of Odes seems to be missing 14:43 A close up look at the font, and font comparisons 16:33 The final segment 17:40 1 John 5.7-8, the Comma Johanneum