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The '''Kenneth Willis Clark Collection''' of Greek Manuscripts in [[Duke University]] Library contains ninety-eight [[manuscript]]s — in both roll and codex form — dating from the 9th to the 17th century.

Professor H. Branscomb of the [[Duke Divinity School]] bought a manuscript of the Greek [[New Testament]] in the [[Munich]] bookshop. The manuscript after his arriving to the Library became ''Duke Greek Ms. 1''. It was happen in 19 February [[1931]], and it was the beginning of the collection. Although according the primary intention was to collect only manuscripts of the New Testament, today the collection contains a variety of materials.

In the collection are 27 manuscripts which contain texts of the [[New Testament]]. Among this number — Mss. [[Minuscule 2268|4]], [[Minuscule 2612|5]], [[Minuscule 2613|6]], [[Minuscule 2615|15]], [[Minuscule 2491|22]], [[Minuscule 1813|25]], [[Minuscule 2766|31]], [[Minuscule 2757|38]], [[Minuscule 1423|60]], and [[Minuscule 2757|64]]. Ms. 60, also known as ''[[Codex Daltonianus]]'', is most notable among this group. Written in the latter half of the 11th century, it contains commentaries to the four [[Gospels]].

There are also some [[Lectionary|Lectionaries]] in collection, represented by MSS. [[Minuscule 1780|1]], [[Lectionary 1619|2]], [[Lectionary 1965|10]], [[Lectionary 1966|12]], 20, [[Lectionary 1967|24]], [[Lectionary 2144|27]], [[Lectionary 648|28]], [[Lectionary 2138|39]], [[Lectionary 2145|43]], [[Lectionary 1839|65]], [[Lectionary 1623|82]], [[Lectionary 302|83]], 85.
Two lectionaries are more notable: Ms 65 and 85. [[Lectionary 1839|Ms 65]] ('''ℓ''' ''1839'') was written in 11th century. [[Lectionary 451|Ms. 85 ('''ℓ'''''451'')]], is signed by Clement the Monk who dated it on the 20th of July, indiction 5, in the year 6560 [i.e., A.D. 1052]. This signature makes it one of the earliest dated Greek lectionary manuscripts. Another manuscript, Ms. 39, was written by the scribe Lucas. A large-format lectionary written on paper, it was produced between 1626 and 1629.

== See also ==

* [[Minuscule 2423|Ms. 3]]
* [[Minuscule 2614|Ms. 7]]
* [[Minuscule 2616|Ms. 16]]
* [[Minuscule 2491|Ms. 22]]

== Further reading ==

* Clark Kenneth Willis, "Greek New Testament Manuscripts in Duke University Library", Library Notes, no. 27 (April 1953).

== External links ==

* [http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/codex/ Greek manuscripts at Duke]

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