A review of Newrome Press's Eastern / Greek Orthodox New Testament -- Portable Edition. This New Testament features a 7 to 7.5 point font formatted into two text columns, arranged in paragraphs. Chapter number, headings, and verse numbers are in red ink, as are book titles. Text and translation notes appear at the bottom of the page in a (roughly) 6 point font. The volume is thin and lightweight, easily carried in a purse, backpack, or briefcase. The translation seems relatively literal and is based on the Patriarchal Text of 1904. The cover is "manufactured" leather, and has a zippered closure.
Detailed contents:
00:00 Dimensions, margins, layout, font ... (three charts)
00:59 Size compared to the paperback Eastern Orthodox Bible (EOB) New Testament
01:13 Page layout
01:42 Page dimensions
02:07 The margins
02:34 Font size in the text
03:09 The text is line matched and the words of Christ are in black ink
03:39 The page-bottom notes
04:18 Print non-uniformity (fading)
04:34 Book title and page number locations
05:13 The headings, which appear alongside the text
05:37 Paper qualities
06:15 The eleven color maps in the back
06:58 Proof of a sewn binding
07:40 The decorated end sheets
08:04 The "manufactured leather" cover -- bonded or artificial?
08:13 The zippered closure
10:41 The copyright page
11:19 The introduction
12:45 Abbreviations and codes
13:30 The beginning of the book of Matthew
13:49 1 John 5.7-8 and the Three Witnesses passage
14:47 A close-up look at the font
15:30 The font compared to that in the paperback edition
16:40 Appendices and introductions omitted in the portable edition
18:44 The red and yellow ribbon markers
19:13 Summary
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