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FREE BIBLES AND OTHER BOOKS

All our Bibles and other books are absolutely FREE, but here I list some of those which have been optimized specifically for the Hanlin V3 e-Reader:

Peshitta Syriac OT, ed. Lee, 1823 (45MB DjVu with book-level bookmarks)
Peshitta Syriac NT, fully vocalized, punctuated and paragraphed. Serto script.
Peshitta Syriac NT, fully vocalized, punctuated and paragraphed. Estrangelo script.
Peshitta Syriac NT, fully vocalized, punctuated and paragraphed. Eastern Syriac script.
Peshitta Syriac NT, fully vocalized, punctuated and paragraphed. Hebrew script (Ezra SIL font).
Peshitta Syriac NT, fully vocalized, punctuated and paragraphed. Hebrew script (SBL Hebrew font).
Latin Vulgate, Clementine text
Young's Literal Translation
Russian Synodal Bible Source text here: rsb.tzt.gz
Russian Synodal Bible PLUS Pseudepigrapha
Greek NT: Byzantine Textform 2005
Greek NT: Tregelles, with critical apparatus (26MB DjVu with book-level bookmarks)
Swete Cambridge Septuagint (100MB DjVu with book-level bookmarks)
Slavonic Old Testament
Ostrozhskaja Biblija 1581 (111MB DjVu with book-level bookmarks)
Complutensian Polyglot (396MB DjVu with book-level bookmarks)
Salkinson-Ginsburg Hebrew New Testament
Hebrew Old Testament: Westminster Leningrad Codex v4.12 (Ezra SIL font)
Hebrew Old Testament: Westminster Leningrad Codex v4.12 (SBL Hebrew font)
Hebrew Old Testament: Westminster Leningrad Codex v4.5 (Tiqwah font)
Hebrew Old Testament: ed. Dr C.D.Ginsburg, TBS 1894 (70MB DjVu with chapter-level bookmarks)
Hebrew Old Testament: ed. Dr C.D.Ginsburg, BFBS 1908-14 (94MB DjVu with book-level bookmarks)
Hebrew Old Testament: ed. Tigran Aivazian, Massoretico-critical Edition
Eastern Armenian Bible Facsimile, Constantinople 1805 (23MB DjVu with book-level bookmarks)
Zohrab Bible Facsimile, vol1: Genesis - Ruth (DjVu with book-level bookmarks)
Zohrab Bible Facsimile, vol4: NT and Additions (DjVu with book-level bookmarks)
Alexander Souter: Pocket Lexicon to Greek NT (3.5MB DjVu file with letter-level bookmarks)
Compendious Syriac Dictionary (27MB DjVu file with letter-level bookmarks)
Thesaurus Syriacus (I added letter-level Index) Vol 1 (Alaph-Kaph) Vol 2 (Lamadh-Taw) Vol 3 (Supplement)
Gothic Bible
Aucher/Byron, Grammar Armenian and English
Petrosyan, Armenian/English (grabar) Dictionary, with letter-level index
Kitto's Cyclopaedia of Biblical Literature: Vol 1 Vol 2 Vol 3
John Milton, Last Thoughts on the Trinity
Dr C.D. Ginsburg, Moabite Stone
Whish, Clavis Syriaca (9MB DjVu with book-level bookmarks)

These work perfectly on my Hanlin V3 ebook reader but they should be fine on any 6" (9x12cm) device. Btw, for those hesitating between Sony PRS-505 and Hanlin V3 I recommend to go for the latter --- I have both but prefer (and highly recommend) Hanlin for many serious technical reasons. I bought mine from Pixelar and highly recommend them for both unbeatable price and excellent customer service quality (the latter sadly becoming a very rare thing even here in the United Kingdom...)

Classical Armenian Bible (The Zohrab Bible) First Edition

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7 August 2008. The Armenian translation of the Bible was made in the 5th century from the Greek (Septuagint) and Syriac (Peshitta) sources. The present edition contains the base text and the apparatus with the readings from mss based on the Venice edition of Dr H. Zohrabian published by the Mechitarist Congregation in 1805. This is the text used as the "arm" witness quoted in the apparatus of scholarly Bible editions such as the BHS and NA27. It is known simply as "The Zohrab Bible".

The present publication is the result of collaboration between The Bible Society of Armenia (Yerevan) and Bibles.org.uk (London). It has been typeset using the state-of-the-art technologies and professionally designed typefaces simulating the "look and feel" of the original 1805 edition. As with all Bibles.org.uk typeset publications there is NO ROYALTY, i.e. the book is made available strictly at the cost of printing+shipping. These prices are set by the print-on-demand provider (Lulu.com and Amazon.com in our case) and we have no influence over them.

The paperback (A4) version of the book can be purchased here: Classical Armenian Bible (The Zohrab Bible)
The paperback (for USA only) version of the book can be purchased here: Classical Armenian Bible (The Zohrab Bible)
The hardcover version of the book can be purchased here: Classical Armenian Bible (The Zohrab Bible)
The paperback version of Armenian Grammar can be purchased here: A Grammar Armenian and English

Here is the comment of Dr Claude E. Cox, a recognised authority on the scholarly studies of the ancient Armenian Bible text:

"You have rendered a great service to biblical and Armenian biblical scholarship with this beautiful piece of work. It will make Zohrapian's work more accessible because of the simplifications you have introduced (e.g., spelling out abbreviations), the very clear typeface, the accuracy with which you have worked, and the inexpensive price. Congratulations on a job well done. You have given Zohrapian a longer life. I cannot see a time when his work will not be useful, simply because his edition is a faithful reproduction of an actual manuscript. You have ensured that it will always be available."

The list of references to our edition of Classical Armenian Bible (The Zohrab Bible).

Two editions of Bulgarian Bible: Constantinople 1871 and 1940 edition

We have published a Bulgarian Bible jointly with Bibliata.com. It is now available in both Hardcover and Electronic PDF formats.

We have also published a Constantinople 1871 Bulgarian Bible (1914 Revision) jointly with Bibliata.com and Duh-i-istina.net. It is now available in both Hardcover and Electronic PDF formats.