Cambridge Greek Testament on Revelation by William Henry Simcox

William Henry Simcox’s Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools on Revelation is the last of the series I have been able to find in the library of Spurgeon’s College. As you will see from the full list here, I am still working on 3 volumes, all kindly provided by the Library at Sarum College, Salisbury.

William Henry Simcox [1843-1889], The Revelation of S. John the Divine with Notes and Introduction. Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1893 Hbk. pp.248. [Click here to visit the download page]

Table of Contents

• Preface by the General Editor
• Editor’s Preface
• Analysis of the Introduction

1. Introduction
   1. Authorship and Canonicity of the Revelation
   2. Date and Place of Composition
   3. Principles of Intepretation
   4. Analysis of the Book
   5. Greek Text
2. Text
3. Notes
4. Appendix
   1. The Angels of the Churches: Elemental Angels: the Living Creatures
   2. On the Heresies controverted in the Revelation
   3. On the supposed Jewish origin of the Revelation of St. John
   4. On the Millennium and the First Resurrection
5. Indices
   1. Greek
   2. General