textusreceptus

tex·tus re·cep·tus (tĕk'təs rĭ-sĕpʹtəs) n.

1. Textus Receptus The Greek text of the New Testament that became standard in printed editions from the 16th to the end of the 19th century.

2. The text of a written work that is generally considered genuine or original.

  [Latin, received text : textus, text + receptus, past participle of recipere, to receive.]

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