Swete's Old Greek Daniel
Daniel, with Susanna and Bel and the Dragon, in the Septuagint's first Greek translation, which the churches replaced with Theodotion's and which survived almost only in one manuscript, Codex Chisianus. Henry Barclay Swete printed it at Cambridge (1894) beside Theodotion's, and the two can be read side by side: they tell the same stories in different words, and in Daniel 4 to 6 tell them differently. The apparatus is not included here, only the text.