Didymus the Blind and the Text of the Gospels (New Testament and the Greek Fathers, no. 1)

DIDYMUS THE BLIND AND THE TEXT OF THE GOSPELS......Page 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS......Page 7
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS......Page 9
EDITOR'S PREFACE......Page 11
Introduction......Page 13
Patristic Sources: Their Significance and Complexities......Page 16
The Source Analysis......Page 19
The Textual Reconstruction......Page 24
The Special Significance and Peculiar Problems of Didymus as a Textual Witness......Page 29
II. Introduction to the Text and Critical Apparatus......Page 42
The Presentation of the Text......Page 43
The Critical Apparatus......Page 46
Abbreviations......Page 49
Matthew......Page 50
Mark......Page 100
Luke......Page 103
John......Page 136
Indeterminable References and Complex Conflations......Page 184
IV. The Gospel Text of Didymus: Quantitative Analysis......Page 199
Didymus's Affinities in Matthew......Page 202
Residual Methodological Concerns......Page 207
Didymus's Affinities in Mark......Page 214
Didymus's Affinities in Luke......Page 216
Didymus's Affinities in John......Page 219
V. The Gospel Text of Didymus: Group Profiles......Page 235
Inter-Group Relationships......Page 238
Intra-Group Relationships......Page 239
Profile One: Inter-Group Readings......Page 240
Profile Two: Intra-Group Readings......Page 246
Profile Three: Combination Inter- and Intra-Group Readings......Page 250
Profile Four: Didymus's Relationship to Alexandrian witnesses......Page 255
Methods of Textual Analysis and Classification......Page 266
The western Text in Alexandria......Page 270
The Byzantine Text in Alexandria......Page 271
The Caesarean Text in Alexandria......Page 273
The Early and Late Alexandrian Texts......Page 274
Appendix One: Didymus in the Apparatus of NA26......Page 280
Appendix Two: Didymus in the Apparatus of UBS3......Page 286
I. Biblical Texts and Editions......Page 288
II. Editions of Didymus's Commentaries found at Toura......Page 290
III. Books and Articles......Page 292