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July 19, 2011 By Fr. John A. Peck

The Case For Byzantine Priority: Part 8

by Maurice A. Robinson Selected Objections to the Byzantine-Priority Hypothesis While modern eclectics demand that the Byzantine-priority hypothesis present a reasonable defense and explanation of its theory and conclusions, their own method is ahistorical, creating a text without a theory, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biblical Resources Tagged With: Byzantine, criticism, Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism, Maurice A. Robinson, Q, textual

July 15, 2011 By Fr. John A. Peck

The Case For Byzantine Priority: Part 7

by Maurice A. Robinson A very strong presumption exists that the exemplars of the earliest genealogically-unrelated minuscule MSS were uncials dating from a much earlier time. These include the minuscules of the ninth and tenth centuries, and likely many within the eleventh century as well. Their … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biblical Resources Tagged With: Byzantine, criticism, Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism, Maurice A. Robinson, textual

July 13, 2011 By Fr. John A. Peck

The Case For Byzantine Priority: Part 6

by Maurice A. Robinson Principles of External Evidence The Byzantine-priority method looks at external evidence as a primary consideration within a transmissional-historical framework. The key issue in any unit of variation is not mere number, but how each reading may have arisen and developed … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biblical Resources Tagged With: Byzantine, criticism, Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism, Maurice A. Robinson, textual

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