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Sinaiticus 1844

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Is this a reference to the 1844 Sinaiticus?

Page of Archimedes Palimpsest

the theft and mutilation of manuscripts

Some manuscript thefts of Tischendorf were unrelated to the immediate Sinaiticus issues. They are significant in that they show the pattern, the tenor of the times and the need for coverups. (This is true even if you believe that the thefts were justified for scholarship purposes. Or...
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The Greek mathematician Michael Lambrou stated that in all probability Tischendorf stole not just the palimpsest leaf, but all 43 others gathered on his expedition.

Tischendorf and the Codex Sinaiticus: The Saga Continues (2005)
Michael D. Peterson,
http://books.google.com/books?id=DLSMIdACXbUC&pg=PA89

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The Collector's Heir: Käthe Rehfeld (Previously Grote, Née Hahn)

In 1922, Käthe Rehfeld (previously Grote, née Hahn) inherited from her deceased husband Friedrich Grote (1861–1922) what was one of the largest and most impressive private collections of Eastern Christian manuscripts. Particularly outstanding about this collection was the fact that most, if not...
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