TC: A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism 28 (2023)

 

 

Volume 28 (2023)   TC is an open access journal and online publication of the SBL. All content is freely available without charge to users and their institutions. Current and previous issues are available online. Articles are linked below.   ISSN 1089-7747     Contents     Articles     The Rebuilding and Settlement of Jerusalem in Ezra-Nehemiah and 1 Esdras Juha Pakkala   Scribal Corrections in Early Greek New Testament Manuscripts: The Fragments Zachary J. Cole, Eunike C. Bentson, and Randall M. Shandroski   The Freer-Logion (Mark 16:14): GA 032, Jerome, and Erasmus Régis Burnet and Claire Clivaz   Early Textual Variants That Downplay the Roles of Women in the Bethany Account Richard G. Fellows   Bernard Pyne Grenfell: Papyrologist, Professor, "Lunatic" Lorne R. Zelyck   The First Computer-Generated Greek New Testament Alan Bunning     Special Feature     Special Feature: Decentralizing the Biblical Text in Greek New Testament Manuscripts Andrew J. Patton and Clark R. Bates   Unchaining the Scriptures Andrew J. Patton   Doubled Recycling: The Gospel according to Mark in Late Ancient Catena Commentary Jeremiah Coogan   New Treasures as Well as Old: The Use and Reuse of the Gospel Kephalalaia in Commentary Manuscripts Saskia Dirkse   Marginalized Manuscripts of the Greek New Testament in Vienna Tommy Wasserman   Materializing Unity: Catena Manuscripts as Vessels for Imperial and Ecclesial Reform Clark R. Bates     Reviews     James Barker, Tatian's Diatessaron: Composition, Redaction, Recension, and Reception Reviewed by Ian N. Mills   Alessandro Bausi, Bruno Reudenbach, and Hanna Wimmer, eds., Canones: The Art of Harmony. The Canon Tables of the Four Gospels  Reviewed by Thomas J. Kraus   Georgi Parpulov, Middle-Byzantine Evangelist Portraits: A Corpus of Minature Paintings Reviewed by Thomas J. Kraus   Daniel Patte, Romans: Three Exegetical Interpretations and the History of Reception, vol. 1: Romans 1:1–32 Reviewed by Manuel Nägele   Josef Schmid, Studies in the History of the Greek Text of the Apocalypse: The Ancient Stems Reviewed by Thomas J. Kraus