Ms Vat. Syr. 268 and the Revisional Development of the Harklean Margin

Juckel, Andreas

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“…A final major area of study worth mentioning is that of the Harklean Syriac, introduced above (key studies include Gurry 2017: 145-79; Yohanna 2014; Williams 2013; King 2010; Hill 2006; 2002; Spencer et al . 2002; Beacham 1990; Juckel 1999; 1998; 1996; B. Aland and Juckel 1986; Amphoux 1982; 1981; Brock 1981; Thomas 1980; 1979; 1973; Vööbus 1954; Zuntz 1945; New 1928).…”

Section: Specific Applications: Insights From Studies On Minusculementioning

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Taking Inventory on the ‘Age of the Minuscules’: Later Manuscripts and the Byzantine Tradition within the Field of Textual Criticism

Lanier¹

2018

Currents in Biblical Research

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In recent decades New Testament scholarship has been flooded with an embarrassment of riches in terms of collations/images of cursive manuscripts and new tools to assess what they contain. However, many scholars-even practicing textual critics-remain somewhat at a loss on what to do with so much data. Thus, old methods, 'Alexandrian'-vs.-Byzantine polarities, and reliance on Metzger's Textual Commentary, remain as entrenched as ever in many circles. This article aims to take inventory on where we are in this minuscule age, focusing on four areas of most interest to NT scholars: (1) shifts in method for how to group and weigh later manuscripts; (2) ongoing debates over the Byzantine text and the increased appreciation for it in recent years; (3) findings from recent scholarly work on specific minuscule manuscripts and families; and (4) the place of minuscules in broader discussions within textual criticism and the work on the ECM.

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Section: Specific Applications: Insights From Studies On Minusculementioning

confidence: 99%

Taking Inventory on the ‘Age of the Minuscules’: Later Manuscripts and the Byzantine Tradition within the Field of Textual Criticism

Lanier¹

2018

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Ms Vat. Syr. 268 and the Revisional Development of the Harklean Margin

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Taking Inventory on the ‘Age of the Minuscules’: Later Manuscripts and the Byzantine Tradition within the Field of Textual Criticism

Taking Inventory on the ‘Age of the Minuscules’: Later Manuscripts and the Byzantine Tradition within the Field of Textual Criticism

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