sanday edited (4 resultados)

Soft cover. Philadelphia, Univ. of PA Press, 1992, 1992. Soft cover. third paperback printing. Pages viii + 350,octavo, trade paperback, third paperback printing. Spine is faded, one cover corner creased, sme highlighting in text, else clean and tight condition. Includes indexes. "A selection of edited papers presented at an international conference held at the Univ. of PA in April, 1984 and at a symposiym organized for the meetings of the American Anthropological Association in 1983." 090105A ISBN: 0-8122-1303-3.

Good orig. navy cloth. A little neat marginal pencilling. xix, 174 p.; 23 cm. Binding is Hardcover.

Hard Cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. First. Gilt title on green cloth boards which have minor marks and wear to spine head and tail and corner tips. Internally there is a small name to front pastedown and a very small note to the margin of one page else a clean copy. Fore and lower edges uncut. xxvii + 456 pages. Illustrated frontispiece. Comprises: The conditions under which the Gospels were written, in their bearing upon some difficulties of the Synoptic Problem by W. Sanday; Three limitations to St. Luke's use of St. Mark's Gospel and Probabilities as to the so-called double tradition of St. Matthew and St. Luke by Sir John C. Hawkins; On the original order of Q, St. Mark;s knowledge and use of Q, The original extent of Q, The Literary evolution of the Gospels, On the trial of Our Lord before Herod - a suggestion by B.H. Streeter; The Book of Sayings used by the editor of the First Gospel and The Aramaic background of the Gospels by W.C. Allen; The sources of St. Luke's Gospel by J. Vernon Bartlett; The criticism of the Hexateuch compared with that of the Synoptic Gospels by W.E. Addis; A recent theory of the origin of St. Mark's Gospel by N.P. Williams; Synoptic criticism and the Eschatological problem by B.H. Streeter. PLEASE NOTE: A HEAVY VOLUME OF 0.905 UNPACKED WEIGHT WHICH MAY REQUIRE ADDITIONAL SHIPPING COST R3 Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

VG orig. olive cloth. Upper rear corner creased. xxvii, 456 p.; front. (the four evangelists, from MS. in the Domschatz at Aachen); 22 cm. Contents: Introduction, W. Sanday -- I. The conditions under which the gospels were written, in their bearing upon some difficulties of the synoptic problem, W. Sanday -- II. Three limitations to St. Luke's use of St. Mark's gospel: 1. The disuse of the Marcan source in St. Luke ix.51-xviii.14, 2. The great omission by St. Luke of the matter contained in St. Mark vi.45-viii.26, 3. St. Luke's passion-narrative considered with reference to the synoptic problem; III. Probabilities as to the so-called double tradition of St. Matthew and St. Luke, John Caesar Hawkins -- IV. On the original order of Q; V. St. Mark's knowledge and use of Q; VI. The original extent of Q; VII. the literary evolution of the gospels; VIII. On the trial of our Lord before Herod: a suggestion, Burnett Hillman Streeter -- IX. The book of sayings used by the editor of the first gospel; X. The Aramaic background of the gospels, Willoughby C. Allen -- XI. The sources of St. Luke's gospel, James Vernon Bartlet -- XII. The criticism of the Hexateuch compared with that of the synoptic gospels, William Edward Addis -- XIII. A recent theory on the origin of St. Mark's gospel, Norman Powell Williams -- Appendix: Synoptic criticism and the eschatological problem, Burnett Hillman Streeter -- Index. Binding is Hardcover.