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When Jesus rose early : studies on the text and paratexts of Mark's ending / by Mina Monier.

Van Pelt Library BS2585.52 .M655 2025
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Monier, Mina, Author.
Series:
New Testament tools, studies and documents, 0077-8842 ; volume 68
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Bible. Mark, XVI--Criticism, Textual--History.
Bible.
Bible. Mark, XVI--Manuscripts--History.
Catenae--History and criticism.
Catenae.
Paratext--History.
Paratext.
Physical Description:
x, 208 pages ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Leiden ; Boston : Brill, [2025]
Summary:
"When Jesus Rose Early is the first comprehensive study of the Markan conclusion to utilise the full potential of the digital revolution in manuscript research. You'll explore how scribes addressed the Gospel's ending through centuries, forging vital new textual traditions. With new manuscript evidence, this book reveals how manuscript marginalia, paratextual notes, and catena commentaries challenge conventional models and even modern categories like "endings". Unpublished data from ancient manuscripts in a spectrum of languages unlocks fresh perspectives on early Christian thought. By merging groundbreaking research with a multidisciplinary approach, this work enriches New Testament Textual Criticism, biblical studies, and patristics"-- Publisher, pagea 4 of cover.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 189-201) and indexes.
Other Format:
Online version Monier, Mina When Jesus rose early :&nbs
ISBN:
9789004738768
9004738762
OCLC:
1511438037
Publisher Number:
CIPO000274528

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