Peter: To me, saying that 5 out of 6 Sahidic end at 16:8, when in fact only one out of 6 Sahidic manuscripts end at 16:8, is a serious misrepresentation of the...
... Actually, he offered twice that many: <Up to this point, Marcus' description of the external evidence is reasonably accurate (except his claim that Luke...
... It really depends on how broad you want to make the definition of "GNT mss". This number appears to be what you get if you add up all the 'latest' Gregory...
As I was collating several MSS of Mark chapter 2, I noticed one particularly interesting symbol at the end of Mark 2:3. I was using as a base text Stephanus'...
Peter: To me, Marcus' claim that 5 out of 6 Sahidic end at 16:8, when in fact only one out of 6 Sahidic manuscripts end at 16:8, is a serious misrepresentation...
Please disregard the second post that begins, "To me, Marcus' claim that 5 out of 6 Sahidic end at 16:8, when in fact only one out of 6 Sahidic manuscripts end...
Last summer, the INTF determined that there were at that time 5555 extant GNT MSS. This is about 200 shy of the sums of the four categories of Gregory-Aland...
Greetings Brice: The overlined delta is indeed the numeral "4." Regarding the dots on each side, I don't have any insights except to note that when Sinaiticus...
Dr. Wallace: I assume this number provided by the INTF changes quite frequently. The number of new MSS your organization has discovered has raised this number...
Mitch, the number changes frequently (especially now that the CSNTM are so active). The INTF provide updates (but not as frequently) on their webpage: ...
I have discussed this and shown some examples at 'The Gospel of Mark in Codex Sinaiticus: Textual and Reception-Historical Considerations' TC: A Journal of...
Mitch, usually just a handful of MSS are newly catalogued every year by INTF. I think it would probably be fair to say that CSNTM's work will raise the number...
Well thanks to Daniel and James for their help on this. One might conclude from your comments that I support the idea that any sort of shoddy scholarship is OK...
Peter: (No offense taken about anything.) First, I would put things differently: we should make distinctions between the degrees to which claims can be...
Dear all, Following my previous message about the Codex Sinaiticus conference, please may I also draw your attention to two one-day events in Birmingham in...
Dear all, Following the release of various parts of the online Codex Sinaiticus over the last year (at www.codexsinaiticus.org), I have pleasure in drawing...
... Thanks for the program! I have a question about the parallel sessions. 1. Are all the talks in parallel (So Monday 14:00-15:30 6 talks each 1 1/2 hr...
Dear Bob (and anyone else perplexed), I believe that option 2) below is how things will be, so I would go by the category headings in bold. Best wishes, Hugh...
James Snapp writes: (b) Mark 16:9-20 was attached to Mark 1:1-16:8 in Rome by Mark's colleagues (when Mark suddenly departed to Alexandria) before the Gospel...
Dear Peter, Thanks for providing your article. You write on page 15, "They [the numerical abbreviations] are marked off with dots, perhaps to set this usage...
Why do some writers make a distinction between documents that are canonical and documents that are scripture? What is the difference between a document that is...
Mitch, There are two views on canon. First, some view canon as the selected works the early Church (3-4th century) voted on (i'm simplifying here) and thus to...
Jay Rogers: JR: "You are assuming that Mark was written in Rome by Mark?" I like to call it a deduction rather than an assumption, but my view is, yes, that...
Hi Mitch: There is an excellent and readable volume recently published by Craig D. Allert that very carefully discusses this very question (as well as other...
Hi I'm new to the group and I don't mean to get into an argument with someone on my first post but there is a lot of incorrect information in this original...
Hi Everyone: I am developing a paper that the figure of 'Pantainos' first mentioned in the writings of Eusebius as the supposed teacher of Clement of...
... From: steve_huller To: textualcriticism@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2009 5:40 PM Subject: [textualcriticism] Pantainos Hi Everyone: I am...
Hello Everyone,      I am in the beginning stages of assembling a small personal reference library on textual criticism, possibly 10 to 20 books. Can...
Hi everyone: As you will soon see, I have a lot of spare time on my hands and think about these matters a lot. As a follow up to my previous message while I...
Thank you Andrew: Always admired your posts in other forums. Very useful. I didn't think the Theodotus reference made it clear either way if Pantaenus was...
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