textus receptus
tex·tus re·cep·tus
noun \ˌtek-stəs-ri-ˈsep-təs\Definition of TEXTUS RECEPTUS
: the generally accepted text of a literary work (as the Greek New Testament)
Origin of TEXTUS RECEPTUS
New Latin, literally, received text
First Known Use: 1851
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