A Synopsis of the Gospels in Greek, first published in 1903, presents a detailed comparison of the Gospels with various readings and critical notes. This edition offers scholars and students a valuable resource for understanding the relationships between the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. The synoptic arrangement allows for easy comparison of parallel passages, highlighting similarities and differences in narrative, theology, and language. The inclusion of variant readings and critical notes provides deeper insights into the textual history and interpretation of the Gospels. This book remains an essential tool for anyone engaged in the study of the New Testament and the historical Jesus.

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