Dear Ted B.: Excellent question about Mark 4:11. I hope we can give it the attention it deserves. (Sorry for not posting sooner; I'm on vacation.) TB: "My...
... If the earliest Byzantine form omits GNWMAI here, then I don't see any role for the Lucianic recension hypothesis (even if it took place and did give rise...
... ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Mr. Dykes replies: This is becoming absurd! If we have 300 Greek manuscripts which contain this text (I suspect that we actually...
Stephen C., SCC: "If the earliest Byzantine form omits GNWMAI here, then I don't see any role for the Lucianic recension hypothesis (even if it took place and...
Hi Folks, Mr Dykes, ... Schmuel As I asked before, can anybody actually identify more than 20-25 that have been read and verified as to what they have in...
Being on holyday I have more time to read newspapers and I have found this notice in my daily news (Frankfurter Allgemeine, Aug. 1st p. 33): In a moor in...
Tischendorf's 8th ed. says syr-p has the Byz reading but with TA MUSTHRIA, and that syr- utr supports the Byz along with most of the OL. Does Tischendorf's...
... Now, I'm more confused. Are you saying that A-K-Pi have texts that predate a supposed recension by Lucian of Antioch (d. 312)? ... Once we're within the...
... My understanding is that T.'s syr-utr (cf. Latin utra, "either of two") indicates support from both syr-p (Harklensis) and syr-sch (Peshitta). At Mark...
Dear Stephen: SCC: "Now, I'm more confused. Are you saying that A-K-Pi have texts that predate a supposed recension by Lucian of Antioch (d. 312)?" Not...
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Dave Smith (REL110, 2...
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Aug 2, 2006 4:43 pm
I'm not sure of the group's transliteration scheme for Syriac, but Gwilliam's Peshitta (BFBS, 1905) reads LKUWN YIHIYB LMEDAc (YDc) 'IRONO' (the mystery)...
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Dave Smith (REL110, 2...
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Aug 2, 2006 5:25 pm
James or Stephen, S. Carlson wrote: "Are you saying that A-K-Pi have texts that predate a supposed recension by Lucian of Antioch (d. 312)?" What interests me...
... Before I get pulled into a debate in which I am not inclined to participate, please allow me to point out that my post included no factual claims as to the...
... My impression is that the Lucianic recension is currently in doubt among some critics. See, e.g., Barbara Aland and Klaus Wachtel, "The Greek Minuscule...
Dear All, I read that Robinson claimed a copyright of everyone of his text. Is there someone of you knowing a link with a donloadable pdf file of one of his...
Dear List: I find that certain manuscripts capture more of my attention than others, and certainly Codex Bezae is one of them. A while back I was reading...
George Young, The features in Codex Bezae that you described do not reflect the struggles of an anonymous editor. They are "sortes sanctorum" notations -- the...
... Hoskiers day ... read "TREE". ++++++++++++++++++++++++ Mr. Dykes' final reply to Mr. Avery of the KJVO camp: A friend informed me thusly as to the number...
Hi Folks, Looking at the new subject line, one wonders how Mr. Dykes determine that an Old Latin, Vulgate, Bohariic and Tepl and frequent early church writer...
... Vulgate, Boharic and Tepl and frequent early church writer reading is "invalid". << I wasn't the one who raised the question of '99.9%' having too many ...
Dear List: Just a brief update to my previous post. As many of you probably know, you can view the facsimile of Bezae at the Biblical Manuscripts Project...
Dear James Snapp: Thank you for your suggestions regarding Bezae and its marginal notes. My understanding of "sortes sanctorum," however, does not really jive...
... I find this interesting, and I have never seen it discussed before. If someone has the time for it, I would like to learn how the "sortes sanctorum" notes...
Hi Folks, Daniel Buck - ... Schmuel Actually a "book" reading. Daniel, there is no "frustration". I am learning a lot through the discussion, and perhaps some...
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ron minton
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Aug 4, 2006 4:43 am
These arguments for "tree" seem faith based, not fact based. One way to tell is to consider other passages where similar, but much greater evidence exists for...
Michael Marlowe, Although one could get the impression from Metzger's comments in pp. 266-267 of TOTNT (3th ed. -- I typed "4th" earlier; oops) that Metzger...
