Source: http://evangelicaltextualcriticism.blogspot.com/2006/10/statistical-question.html
Accessed: 2006-10-10

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Hi Peter,

I found the discrepancy between my figures and Rico's. It was a bug in my program. Our figures are now identical, with the exception of a 1 character difference in Acts, and a 2 character difference in both 2 Cor and Hebrews. It's no doubt attributable to a difference in our source files.

I did a quick alteration to my program to account for double brackets (which were only relevant in Mark, Luke, and John). Below are the new figures. First column of numbers are the figures without iota subscript, the last column takes it into account. In Mark, Luke, and John, totals with and without words in double brackets are included.

Matthew, 90057, 91011
Mark, 56537/55365, 57098/55915
Luke, 95966/95772, 97048/96852
John, 71348/70526, 72133/71301
Acts, 95811, 96764
Romans, 34434, 34913
1 Corinthians, 32760, 33165
2 Corinthians, 22279, 22550
Galatians, 11085, 11178
Ephesians, 12001, 12184
Philippians, 7998, 8096
Colossians, 7884, 8016
1 Thessalonians, 7419, 7506
2 Thessalonians, 4048, 4105
1 Timothy, 8854, 8944
2 Timothy, 6525, 6615
Titus, 3723, 3759
Philemon, 1562, 1590
Hebrews, 26383, 26571
James, 8827, 8895
1 Peter, 9062, 9148
2 Peter, 6079, 6148
1 John, 9459, 9582
2 John, 1130, 1144
3 John, 1107, 1124
Jude, 2577, 2600
Revelation, 46032, 46527

Regards,

Casey Perkins