Greek New Testament

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The Greek text is the SBL Greek New Testamento, with the parsing information by MorphGNT.
The text of Westcott and Hort (1881) is the union of the text of Christian Classics Ethereal Library (with corrections), the text by Perseus with corrections by Charles Hill, the text of Ted Hildebrandt corrected and improved by Harmai Gábor, and the parsing information of Maurice A. Robinson.
The text of Tischendorf (8th edition; 1869-1872) is by Ulrik Petersen.
The Byzantine text is by Maurice A. Robinson (2005 edition).
The links to the audio files are by Greeklatinaudio (Westcott and Hort text, modern pronunciation).

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