New Testament studies (philological, versional, and patristic)BRILL, 2019 M07 1 - 246 pages |
Contents
I Literary Forgeries and Canonical Pseudepigrapha | 1 |
II Names for the Nameless in the New Testament a Study in the Growth of Christian Tradition ... | 23 |
911 | 46 |
5 | 57 |
V The Nazareth Inscription Aga | 75 |
VI An Early Coptic Manuscript of the Gospel According to Matthew ... | 93 |
16 | 105 |
VIII A Comparison of the Palestinian Syriac Lectionary and the Greek Gospel Lectionary ... | 114 |
X The Problematic Thracian Version of the Gospe | 148 |
XI Patristic Evidence and the Textual Criticism of the Church Fathers ... | 167 |
XII The Practice of Textual Criticism Among the Church Fathers ... | 189 |
XIII St Jeromes Explicit References to Variant Readings in Manuscripts of the New Testament ... | 199 |
A Lexicon of Christian Iconography | 211 |
223 | |
NEW TESTAMENT TOOLS AND STUDIES | 235 |
IX The Ending of the Gospel According to St Mark in Ethiopic Manuscr ... | 127 |
Other editions - View all
New Testament Studies: Philological, Versional, and Patristic, Volume 10 Bruce Manning Metzger No preview available - 1980 |
Common terms and phrases
Alexandrinus ancient Ankobarr antiquity Apostle Bible biblical Bohairic Boismard century B.C. Christ Christian Chrysostom Church of St citations Commentary concerning copies Coptic Diatessaron discussion doxology Eberhard Nestle edition EMML Epistles Ethiopic Ethiopic manuscripts Eusebius example F. C. Burkitt Fathers fifth century fourth century Gospel according Greek Greek lectionaries Greek manuscripts Greek text Ibid Irenaeus Jerome Jesus John Joseph language Latin Lectionary Leipzig literary forgeries literature London Luke M. R. James Magi Mary Matt Matthew mentioned microfilm Middle Egyptian Migne o&pko original Oxford Palestinian Palestinian Syriac Lectionary Paris passage patristic patristic evidence Paul Paulus Paulus Alexandrinus pericope pseudepigrapha pseudonymous punctuation quotations reference robber Roman Sahidic Scheide codex scholars scribe Scriptures Shoa shorter ending statement Studies Syriac textual critic Textus Receptus Thracian Thracian language tomb tradition translation treatise variant readings verse volume Vulgate witnesses words xviii cent Zotenberg