Prefatory remarks; Part 1. The Need of Criticism for the Text of the New Testament: 1. Transmission by writing; 2. Transmission by printed editions; 3. History of present edition; Part 2. The Methods of Textual Criticism: Section 1. Internal Evidence of Readings: 1. Intrinsic probability; 2. Transcriptional probability; Section 2. Internal Evidence of Documents; Section 3. Genealogical Evidence: 1. Simple or divergent genealogy; 2. Genealogy and number; 3. Manner of discovering genealogy; 4. Complications of genealogy by mixture; 5. Applications of genealogy; 6. Variable use of genealogy according to unequal preservation of documents; Section 4. Internal Evidence of Groups; Section 5. Recapitulation of Methods in Relation to Each Other; Section 6. Criticism as Dealing with Errors Antecedent to Existing Texts: 1. Primitive errors; 2. Removal of primitive errors by conjecture; Part 3. Application of Principles of Criticism to the Text of the New Testament: Section 1. Preliminary Chronological Survey of Documents: 1. Greek MSS; 2. Versions; 3. Fathers; 4. Documentary preparation for this edition; Section 2. Results of Genealogical Evidence Proper: 1. Determination of the genealogical relations of the chief ancient texts; 2. Characteristics of the chief ancient texts; 3. Sketch of Postnicene textual history; 4. Relations of the principal extant documents to the chief ancient texts; 5. Identification and estimation of readings as belonging to the chief ancient texts; 6. Review of previous criticism with reference to ancient texts; Section 3. Results of Internal Evidence of Groups and Documents: 1. Documentary groups as limited by reference to primary Greek MSS generally; 2. Documentary groups as limited by reference to the best primary Greek MSS; Section 4. Substantial Integrity of the Purest Transmitted Text; Part 4. Nature and Details of this Edition; Appendix 1. Notes on select readings; Appendix 2. Notes on orthographical alternative readings; Appendix 3. Quotations from the Old Testament.