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The Freer-Logion (Mark 16:14): GA 032, Jerome, and Erasmus
As regularly noted, the Freer-Logion has not often been studied until today. Its reference by Jerome in Adv. Pelag. II.15 is mentioned, but New Testament scholars have overlooked its first modern commentator, Erasmus, until three 2022 paper conferences by Krans, Yi, and Burnet. As a next step, this article presents the first French and English translations of the complete Annotationes of Erasmus on Mark 16:14 next to the Latin text edited by Hovingh (2000). We demonstrate that his philological notes are particularly fruitful for understanding the history of Mark’s ending. Using the term coronis, in the sense of the end of a given unit, Erasmus asserts that the sentences quoted by Jerome have been inserted into chapter 16 and may have come from an apocryphal source. We suggest that the addition after Mark 16:3 in VL 1 can also be seen as a coronis inserted in Mark 16. Finally, we discuss the κορωνίς drawn at the end of Mark in GA 032: this editorial decoration adds supplementary evidence for a fifth–century date for the copy of Mark in W, as proposed by Orsini (2019)
Figures des apôtres dans le premier christianisme
Le but de la conférence qui a commencé en novembre 2007 est de comprendre comment les figures apostoliques ont été utilisées dans le christianisme primitif par les différentes églises qui le composaient. Mise en lumière de l’axe de recherche L’hypothèse de départ de cette recherche est que le christianisme, au moins jusqu’au ve siècle, et probablement jusqu’au viie siècle, est un christianisme de communautés, éclatées et plus ou moins en rivalité les unes avec les autres, dans lequel s’exprim..
David et Bethsabée ou que faire d’un « bon roi » criminel ?
Histoire de la réception de la péricope de David et Bethsabé
David et Bethsabée ou que faire d’un ‘bon roi’ criminel ?
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