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Codex of Bécs

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Codex of Bécs is a collection of the earliest available Hungarian translations of the Bible. It is a part of the Hussite Bible from the 15th century. A third of it is written with bastarda writing. It is located at the National Széchenyi Library, Budapest, Hungary.

Content

Codex includes the translation of the following books: Ruth, Judith, Ester, Second Book of Maccabees, Baruch, Daniel and the Twelve Minor Prophets.

Sources

BÉCSI-KÓDEX | Magyar Nyelvemlékek [1]
Bécsi-kódex – Magyar Katolikus Lexikon [2]
Bécsi-kódex - Lexikon :: - Kislexikon [3]

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