'No such thing as *the* LXX' (Steve Carr)

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> >MATT BELL

> >And what is the date for the earliest copy of a Christian version of an

LXX

> >with the Apocrypha? 

> 

> CARR

> The earliest *surviving* pretty complete copy would be Sinaiticus (about

> AD 350). I forget which Apocryphal books it contains.

> 

> Which is the earliest surviving pretty complete copy of the Hebrew

> Masoretic Text? About AD 1000?


MATT BELL
Who is making any claims about the Masoretic different from the above. It
is not me who said 'All versions of the Septuagint contained the Apocrypha'
(Helen Willis - paraphrased). 

Thanks
Matt Bell

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