New Testament, and in particular of the four Gospels, will demand the service of many minds, that have under gone very diverse forms of training. There must be a wide acquaintance with languages, if we are to understand the bearing of the Versions upon the restoration of the text, and give their evidence the right weight; there must be a keen Semitic feeling which is able to distinguish the Syriasm imported by a translator from that which belongs to the primitive apostolic idiom, or to restore the latter against editorial refinement; there must be a close study of the palaeography of the scripts which are involved in the problem; and this study must further be balanced by an acquaintance with the laws of phonetic change, so that we may not refer rare forms, when we meet with them, to mere accident or to the negligence of scribes. And in the grouping of the evidence and the estimation of the relative value of the possible solutions of the problem, a quick imagination must be side by side with a subtle reasoning power on the judgment-seat. It is too much to expect that all of these forms of fitness for critical work should be found in one person or in one school: each of the great New Testament scholars has his weak side; every successive school persists in neglecting some part or other of the evidence: and yet in spite of the slow steps by which the Textual Criticism of the New Testament is advancing, we are satisfied that it will not be long before resolute and patient labour will pluck the heart out of some of the mysteries which characterize the subject: the fields being white to the harvest, we may con gratulate ourselves that the reapers are also ripening. c. B.
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Excerpt from Codex Bezae: A Study of the So-Called Western Text of the New Testament
Western in cause or effect, or both in cause and effect, is still unknown.
Now, in order to make the investigation a little easier, I pro pose to attack the question just at the hardest point: to make a new examination of the Western text in its leading monument, the great Cambridge manuscript, known as Codex Bezae, and to challenge it once again to tell its history.
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New Testament, and in particular of the four Gospels, will demand the service of many minds, that have under gone very diverse forms of training. There must be a wide acquaintance with languages, if we are to understand the bearing of the Versions upon the restoration of the text, and give their evidence the right weight; there must be a keen Semitic feeling which is able to distinguish the Syriasm imported by a translator from that which belongs to the primitive apostolic idiom, or to restore the latter against editorial refinement; there must be a close study of the palaeography of the scripts which are involved in the problem; and this study must further be balanced by an acquaintance with the laws of phonetic change, so that we may not refer rare forms, when we meet with them, to mere accident or to the negligence of scribes. And in the grouping of the evidence and the estimation of the relative value of the possible solutions of the problem, a quick imagination must be side by side with a subtle reasoning power on the judgment-seat. It is too much to expect that all of these forms of fitness for critical work should be found in one person or in one school: each of the great New Testament scholars has his weak side; every successive school persists in neglecting some part or other of the evidence: and yet in spite of the slow steps by which the Textual Criticism of the New Testament is advancing, we are satisfied that it will not be long before resolute and patient labour will pluck the heart out of some of the mysteries which characterize the subject: the fields being white to the harvest, we may con gratulate ourselves that the reapers are also ripening. c. B.
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Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the intriguing world of the Codex Bezae, a significant manuscript of the New Testament. The author examines the manuscript's origins, arguing that its text, known as the "Western Text," reveals valuable insights into the development of the early Christian Church and the transmission of the Gospels. The book presents a meticulous analysis of the manuscript's linguistic features, including its unique blend of Greek and Latin elements. Through a careful examination of grammatical forms and vocabulary, the author reveals a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of the French and Vulgar Latin languages. By tracing the manuscript's history through a series of annotations and marginal notes, the author explores its potential connections to the Gallican Church, illuminating the complex world of early Christian liturgy and ritual. The book offers a groundbreaking reinterpretation of the Codex Bezae, shedding new light on the manuscript's significance as a historical and textual artifact. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781440056383_0
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