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OF
CONTENTS
ABBREVIATIONS
................................................................................................
XV
INTRODUCTION
...................................................................................
1
PART
1
JOHN/MARK
AS
A
MARKAN
FIGURE
CHAPTER
1:
MARK
IN
EARLY
CHRISTIAN
WRITINGS
...............................
7
1.1.
JOHN/MARK
1.1.1.
JOHN/MARK
IN
THE
NEW
TESTAMENT
....................................................
8
1.1.2.
JOHN/MARK
IN
OTHER
EARLY
CHRISTIAN
WRITINGS
...............................
12
1.2.
MARK
THE
EVANGELIST
..................................................................................
13
1.2.1.
MARK
IN
PAPIAS
OFHIERAPOLIS
.........................................................
14
1.2.2.
MARK
IN
IRENAEUS
.............................................................................
15
1.2.3.
MARKIN
TERTULLIAN
...........................................................................
17
1.2.4.
MARK
IN
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
......................................................
17
1.2.5.
MARK
IN
ORIGEN
...............................................................................
18
1.2.6.
MARK
THE
*
STUMP-FINGERED
*
IN
THE
REFUTATION
OF
ALL
HERESIES
....18
1.2.7.
MARK
IN
EUSEBIUS
OF
CAESAREA
.......................................................
18
1.3.
MARK
OF
ALEXANDRIA
..................................................................................
19
1.4.
CONCLUSION
................................................................................................
21
VIII
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
2:
THE
CONFLATION
OF
MARK THE
EVANGELIST
....................
23
2.1.
SYRIAN
TRADITIONS
......................................................................................
23
2.1.1.
THE
DIALOGUE
OF
ADAMANTIUS
.........................................................
23
2.1.2.
EPHREM
THE
SYRIAN
.........................................................................
26
2.1.3.
THE
APOSTOLIC
CONSTITUTIONS
...........................................................
27
2.1.4.
VICTOR
OF
ANTIOCH
............................................................................
27
2.1.5.
SEVERUS
OF
ANTIOCH
.........................................................................
28
2.1.6.
ISHO
*
DAD
OF
MERV
............................................................................
28
2.1.7.
MICHAEL
OF
ANTIOCH
.........................................................................
29
2.1.8.
DIONYSIUS
BAR
SALIBI
.......................................................................
29
2.1.9.
BAR
HEBRAEUS
..................................................................................
30
2.1.10.
THE
BOOK
OF
THE
BEE
....................................................................
30
2.2.
GREEK
SOURCES
..........................................................................................
31
2.2.1.
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
*
S
LETTER
TO
THEODORE
.................................
31
2.2.2.
EUSEBIUS
OF
CAESAREA
.....................................................................
31
2.2.3.
CHRYSOSTOM
.....................................................................................
32
2.2.4
EPIPHANIUS
OF
SALAMIS
.....................................................................
32
2.2.5.
SOPHRONIUS
OF
JERUSALEM
................................................................
33
2.2.6.
PROCOPIUS
THE
DEACON
....................................................................
33
2.2.7.
PS.-DOROTHEUS
.................................................................................
33
2.2.8.
THEOPHYLACT
....................................................................................
34
2.2.9.
EUTHYMIUS
.......................................................................................
34
2.2.10.
COLOPHONS
TO
THE
GOSPELS
IN
MEDIEVAL
COPIES
............................
35
2.3.
WESTERN
SOURCES
.......................................................................................
36
2.3.1.
JEROME
............................................................................................
36
2.3.2.
THE
MONARCHIAN
PROLOGUE
TO
MARK
...............................................
36
2.3.3.
AN
EARLY
COMMENTARY
ON
MARK
.....................................................
37
2.3.4.
BEDE
................................................................................................
37
2.3.5.
TWO
HIBERNO-LATIN
MANUSCRIPTS
...................................................
37
2.3.6.
JACOBUS
DE
VORAGINE
.....................................................................
38
2.3.7.
THE
PASSION
OF
MARK
......................................................................
39
2.4.
CONCLUSION
...............................................................................................
39
CHAPTER
3:
THE
CONFLATION
OF
MARK
IN
COPTIC
TRADITION
............
41
3.1.
THE
ENCOMIUM
ON
MARK
THE
EVANGELIST
...............................................
41
CONTENTS
IX
3.2.
THE
ENCOMIUM
OF
SS.
PETER
AND
PAUL
...................................
43
3.3.
SEVERUS
*
HOMILY
ON
ST
MARK
....................................................................
44
3.3.1.
SEVERUS
*
DEFENCE
...........................................................................
47
3.3.2.
THE
ALEXANDRIAN
TRADITION
.............................................................
48
3.3.3.
CONFLATION
IN
SEVERUS
*
NARRATIVE
..................................................
49
3.4.
THE
HISTORY
OF
THE
PATRIARCHS
OF
ALEXANDRIA
...........................................
50
3.5.
IBN
KABAR
..................................................................................................
53
3.6.
SYNAXARION
FOR
BARAMOUDA
............................
54
3.7.
CONCLUSION
................................................................................................
54
CHAPTER
4:
JOHN/MARK
IN
CYPRIOT
SOURCES
..................................
55
4.1.
THE
ACTS
OF
BARNABAS
..............................................................................
55
4.1.1.
THE
DIVISION
OF
PAUL
AND
BARNABAS
.............................................
56
4.1.2.
THE
MINISTRY
IN
CYPRUS
..............................
57
4.2.
THE
ENCOMIUM
OF
BARNABAS
.....................................................................
59
4.3.
THE
LIFE
OF
AUXIBIUS
.................................................................................
62
4.4.
THE
DATING
OF
THE
CYPRIOT
TEXTS
..............................................................
63
4.5.
CONCLUSION
................................................................................................
67
CHAPTER
5:
JOHN/MARK IN THE
ACTS
OF
MARK
.........................................
69
5.1.
MARK
*
S
BACKGROUND
AND
CONVERSION
........................................................
69
5.2.
MARK
*
S
TRAVELS
.........................................................................................
71
5.2.1.
CORRELATING
MARKS
*
TRAVELS
WITH
THE
CHRONOLOGY
OF
ACTS
............
72
5.2.2.
CONFLATION
WITH
THE
PAPIAN
TRADITION
OF
MARK
.............................
73
5.2.3.
CONFLATION
WITH
THE
ALEXANDRIAN
MARK
..........................................
74
5.3.
SHARED
MATERIAL
IN
GREEK
AND
COPTIC
SOURCES
.........................................
75
X
CONTENTS
5.3.1.
THE
ACTS
OF
MARK
AND
THE
ACTS
OF
BARNABAS
.................................
75
5.3.2.
THE
ACTS
OF
MARK
AND
THE
ENCOMIUM
OF
BARNABAS
......................
78
5.3.3.
COMPARING
GREEK
AND
CYPRIOT
SOURCES
........................................
80
5.4.
CONCLUSION
...............................................................................................
84
PART
2
JOHN
WHO
WAS
ALSO
CALLED
MARK
CHAPTER
6:
THE
*
JOHANNINE
*
MARK
..............................................
87
6.1.
THE
BAPTIST
*
S
DISCIPLES
(JOHN
1)
..............................................................
87
6.2.
THE
WEDDING
AT
CANA
(JOHN
2)
................................................................
88
6.3.
THE
HEALING
AT
THE
POOL
OF
BETHESDA
(JOHN
5)
........................................
89
6.5.
MARK
AT
BETHANY
(CF.
JOHN
11)
................................................................
89
6.6.
THE
PASSOVER
(CF.
JOHN
13)
......................................................................
90
6.7.
THE
DISCIPLE
AT
THE
CROSS
(JOHN
19)
........................................................
90
6.8.
THOMAS
*
DOUBTING
(JOHN
20)
..................................................................
91
6.9.
THE
GOSPEL
OF
THE
DIVINE
LOGOS
(CF.
JOHN
1;
21)
...................................
92
6.9.1.
THE
ACTS
OF
PETER
BY
PETER,
BISHOP
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.......................
92
6.9.2.
AMBROSE
OF
MILAN
.........................................................................
92
6.9.3.
THE
MONARCHIAN
PROLOGUE
TO
MARK
...............................................
94
6.9.4.
PROCOPIUS
THE
DEACON
....................................................................
96
6.9.5.
AN
EPIGRAM
ON
MARK S
GOSPEL
.......................................................
97
6.9.6.
THE
ACTS
OF
MARK
...........................................................................
98
6.10.
REFUTING
ERRORS
CONCERNING
CHRIST
*
S
DIVINITY
.......................................
98
6.10.1.
CHROMATIUS
...........................................................................
99
6.10.2.
THOMAS
AQUINAS
...........................................................................
99
6.10.3.
THE
REFUTATION
OF
ALL
HERESIES
...................................................
100
6.10.4.
CONFLATION
WITH
THE
ACTS
OF
PETER
...............................................
102
CONTENTS
XI
6.11.
CONCLUSION
..........................................................................................
102
CHAPTER
7:
REDUPLICATED
TRADITIONS
...........................................
105
7.1.
A
LEVITICAL
JERUSALEMITE
.........................................................................
106
7.2.
OF
NOBLE
BIRTH
........................................................................................
107
7.3.
MARK
AND
JOHN
AS
THE
ONE
CARRYING
THE
JAR
OF
WATER
............................
109
7.4.
THE
YOUNG
MAN
WHO
FLED
NAKED
.........................................................
109
7.5.
THE
VIRGIN
...............................................................................................
112
7.6.
THE
THEOLOGIAN
AND
BEHOLDER
OF
GOD
....................................................
113
7.7.
THE
ZION
CHURCH
....................................................................................
114
7.8.
CONCLUSION
...............................................................................................
121
CHAPTER
8:
THE
PRIEST
WEARING
THE
SACERDOTAL
PLATE
.................
123
8.1.
MARK
AS
A
PRIEST
WEARING
THE
SACERDOTAL
PLATE
......................................
124
8.2.
JAMES
AS
A
PRIEST
WEARING
THE
SACERDOTAL
PLATE
.....................................
125
8.3.
CONCLUSION
..............................................................................................
132
CHAPTER
9:
THE
ORIGINS
OF
THE
ILETAXOV
MOTIF
...........................
133
9.1.
POLYCRATES
AND
THE
HERAXOV:
PROPOSED
SOLUTIONS
..................................
133
9.2.
THE
JOHANNINE
ODIST
...............................................................................
137
9.3.
EPIPHANIUS
*
CONSTRUCTION
OF
JAMES
AS
LITERAL
HIGH
PRIEST
....................
142
9.4.
HYMNS
TO
THE
DIVINE
CHRIST
...................................................................
143
9.5.
CONCLUSION
..............................................................................................
145
XII
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
10:
JOHN
*
S
LIFE
AND
TRAVELS
..........................................
147
10.1.
EARLY
JOHANNINE
TRADITIONS
...................................................................
147
10.2.
LATER
SOURCES
OF
JOHANNINE
TRADITIONS
................................................
153
10.2.1.
THE
SUFFERING
OF
JOHN
AND
THE
VIRTUES
OF
JOHN
.........................
153
10.2.2.
THE
HISTORY
OF
JOHN
....................................................................
154
10.2.3.
THE
ACTS
OF
JOHN
BY
PROCHORUS
..................................................
156
10.2.4.
THE
ACTS
OF
JOHN
IN
ROME
..........................................................
157
10.3.
THE
DORMITION
TRADITION
......................................................................
158
10.4.
THE
DORMITION
AND
THE
ALLOTMENT
TRADITION
........................................
161
10.4.1.
THE
BOOK
OF
JOHN
CONCERNING
THE
FALLING
ASLEEP
OF
MARY
......
161
10.4.2.
PS.-MELITO
*
S
DEPARTURE
OF
MARY
.................................................
162
10.5.
THE
SYRIAC
NARRATIVE
OF
JOHN
IN
EPHESUS
.............................................
163
10.5.1.
MOSES
BAR
KEPHA
........................................................................
164
10.5.2.
MINGANA
540
...............................................................................
164
10.5.3.
CODEX
825
...................................................................................
166
10.5.4.
SYRIAC
MANUSCRIPT
16401
...........................................................
166
10.5.5.
DIONYSIUS
BAR
SALIBI
....................................................................
167
10.6.
JOHN
*
S
PREACHING
IN
ANTIOCH
...............................................................
168
10.6.1.
THE
GEEZ
COMMENTARY
..............................................................
168
10.6.2.
THE
APOCALYPSE
ANDAMTA
...........................................................
170
10.6.3.
THE
ORIGINAL
CONTEXT
OF
THE
SHIPWRECK
NARRATIVE
.....................
171
10.7.
EPHESUS
AND
BEYOND
.............................................................................
173
10.8.
CONCLUSION
.............................................................................................
173
CHAPTER
11:
THE
PARALLEL
LIVES
OF
JOHN
AND
MARK
.....................
175
11.1.
THE
PREACHING
IN
ANTIOCH
.....................................................................
175
11.2.
JOHN/MARK
*
S
RETURN
TO
ANTIOCH
FROM
PAMPHYLIA
.................................
176
11.3.
PUBLICATION
IN
SYRIA
...............................................
177
CONTENTS
XIII
11.3.1.
THE
PESHITTA
...............................................................................
177
11.3.2.
THE
WRITING
OF
THE
GOSPEL
IN
ANTIOCH
........................................
178
11.3.3.
THE
HEBREW
GOSPEL
OF
MATTHEW
................................................
180
11.3.4.
A
COMMON
SOURCE
OF
THE
TRADITIONS
..........................................
180
11.4.
THE
DORMITION
TRADITIONS
.....................................................................
180
11.5.
THE
DESERTION
.......................................................................................
181
11.6.
THE
FURTHER
TRAVELS
OF
MARK
................................................................
182
11.7.
CONCLUSION
............................................................................................
185
CHAPTER
12:
THE
ORIGINS
OF
THE
SHARED
TRADITIONS
.....................
187
12.1
THE
SOURCE
OF
THE
JOHANNINE
REDUPLICATED
TRADITIONS
.........................
187
12.2.
THE
SOURCE
OF
NON-WESTERN
MARKAN
TRADITIONS
..................................
191
12.2.1.
HEGESIPPUS
AND
THE
REDUPLICATED
MARKAN
TRADITIONS
..............
191
12.2.2.
PROPOSED
SOURCE:
AFRICANUS
.......................................................
194
12.3.
THE
CYPRIOT
MISSION
OF
MARK
AND
BARNABAS
.......................................
195
12.4.
THE
SOURCE
OF
THE
SYRIAN
NARRATIVE
AND
BARNABAS
...............................
196
12.5.
CONCLUSION
............................................................................................
196
CONCLUSION
TO
THE
STUDY
............................................................
197
APPENDIX:
THE
ACTS
OF
MARK
CHAPTER
1-10
...................................................
199
BIBLIOGRAPHY
..................................................................................................
205
INDEX
OF
SOURCES
............................................................................................
221
INDEX
OF
MODEM
AUTHORS
.............................................................................
232
INDEX
OF
SUBJECTS
...........................................................................................
233
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
ABBREVIATIONS
.
XV
INTRODUCTION
.
1
PART
1
JOHN/MARK
AS
A
MARKAN
FIGURE
CHAPTER
1:
MARK
IN
EARLY
CHRISTIAN
WRITINGS
.
7
1.1.
JOHN/MARK
1.1.1.
JOHN/MARK
IN
THE
NEW
TESTAMENT
.
8
1.1.2.
JOHN/MARK
IN
OTHER
EARLY
CHRISTIAN
WRITINGS
.
12
1.2.
MARK
THE
EVANGELIST
.
13
1.2.1.
MARK
IN
PAPIAS
OFHIERAPOLIS
.
14
1.2.2.
MARK
IN
IRENAEUS
.
15
1.2.3.
MARKIN
TERTULLIAN
.
17
1.2.4.
MARK
IN
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.
17
1.2.5.
MARK
IN
ORIGEN
.
18
1.2.6.
MARK
THE
*
STUMP-FINGERED
*
IN
THE
REFUTATION
OF
ALL
HERESIES
.18
1.2.7.
MARK
IN
EUSEBIUS
OF
CAESAREA
.
18
1.3.
MARK
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.
19
1.4.
CONCLUSION
.
21
VIII
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
2:
THE
CONFLATION
OF
MARK THE
EVANGELIST
.
23
2.1.
SYRIAN
TRADITIONS
.
23
2.1.1.
THE
DIALOGUE
OF
ADAMANTIUS
.
23
2.1.2.
EPHREM
THE
SYRIAN
.
26
2.1.3.
THE
APOSTOLIC
CONSTITUTIONS
.
27
2.1.4.
VICTOR
OF
ANTIOCH
.
27
2.1.5.
SEVERUS
OF
ANTIOCH
.
28
2.1.6.
ISHO
*
DAD
OF
MERV
.
28
2.1.7.
MICHAEL
OF
ANTIOCH
.
29
2.1.8.
DIONYSIUS
BAR
SALIBI
.
29
2.1.9.
BAR
HEBRAEUS
.
30
2.1.10.
THE
BOOK
OF
THE
BEE
.
30
2.2.
GREEK
SOURCES
.
31
2.2.1.
CLEMENT
OF
ALEXANDRIA
*
S
LETTER
TO
THEODORE
.
31
2.2.2.
EUSEBIUS
OF
CAESAREA
.
31
2.2.3.
CHRYSOSTOM
.
32
2.2.4
EPIPHANIUS
OF
SALAMIS
.
32
2.2.5.
SOPHRONIUS
OF
JERUSALEM
.
33
2.2.6.
PROCOPIUS
THE
DEACON
.
33
2.2.7.
PS.-DOROTHEUS
.
33
2.2.8.
THEOPHYLACT
.
34
2.2.9.
EUTHYMIUS
.
34
2.2.10.
COLOPHONS
TO
THE
GOSPELS
IN
MEDIEVAL
COPIES
.
35
2.3.
WESTERN
SOURCES
.
36
2.3.1.
JEROME
.
36
2.3.2.
THE
MONARCHIAN
PROLOGUE
TO
MARK
.
36
2.3.3.
AN
EARLY
COMMENTARY
ON
MARK
.
37
2.3.4.
BEDE
.
37
2.3.5.
TWO
HIBERNO-LATIN
MANUSCRIPTS
.
37
2.3.6.
JACOBUS
DE
VORAGINE
.
38
2.3.7.
THE
PASSION
OF
MARK
.
39
2.4.
CONCLUSION
.
39
CHAPTER
3:
THE
CONFLATION
OF
MARK
IN
COPTIC
TRADITION
.
41
3.1.
THE
ENCOMIUM
ON
MARK
THE
EVANGELIST
.
41
CONTENTS
IX
3.2.
THE
ENCOMIUM
OF
SS.
PETER
AND
PAUL
.
43
3.3.
SEVERUS
*
HOMILY
ON
ST
MARK
.
44
3.3.1.
SEVERUS
*
DEFENCE
.
47
3.3.2.
THE
ALEXANDRIAN
TRADITION
.
48
3.3.3.
CONFLATION
IN
SEVERUS
*
NARRATIVE
.
49
3.4.
THE
HISTORY
OF
THE
PATRIARCHS
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.
50
3.5.
IBN
KABAR
.
53
3.6.
SYNAXARION
FOR
BARAMOUDA
.
54
3.7.
CONCLUSION
.
54
CHAPTER
4:
JOHN/MARK
IN
CYPRIOT
SOURCES
.
55
4.1.
THE
ACTS
OF
BARNABAS
.
55
4.1.1.
THE
DIVISION
OF
PAUL
AND
BARNABAS
.
56
4.1.2.
THE
MINISTRY
IN
CYPRUS
.
57
4.2.
THE
ENCOMIUM
OF
BARNABAS
.
59
4.3.
THE
LIFE
OF
AUXIBIUS
.
62
4.4.
THE
DATING
OF
THE
CYPRIOT
TEXTS
.
63
4.5.
CONCLUSION
.
67
CHAPTER
5:
JOHN/MARK IN THE
ACTS
OF
MARK
.
69
5.1.
MARK
*
S
BACKGROUND
AND
CONVERSION
.
69
5.2.
MARK
*
S
TRAVELS
.
71
5.2.1.
CORRELATING
MARKS
*
TRAVELS
WITH
THE
CHRONOLOGY
OF
ACTS
.
72
5.2.2.
CONFLATION
WITH
THE
PAPIAN
TRADITION
OF
MARK
.
73
5.2.3.
CONFLATION
WITH
THE
ALEXANDRIAN
MARK
.
74
5.3.
SHARED
MATERIAL
IN
GREEK
AND
COPTIC
SOURCES
.
75
X
CONTENTS
5.3.1.
THE
ACTS
OF
MARK
AND
THE
ACTS
OF
BARNABAS
.
75
5.3.2.
THE
ACTS
OF
MARK
AND
THE
ENCOMIUM
OF
BARNABAS
.
78
5.3.3.
COMPARING
GREEK
AND
CYPRIOT
SOURCES
.
80
5.4.
CONCLUSION
.
84
PART
2
JOHN
WHO
WAS
ALSO
CALLED
MARK
CHAPTER
6:
THE
*
JOHANNINE
*
MARK
.
87
6.1.
THE
BAPTIST
*
S
DISCIPLES
(JOHN
1)
.
87
6.2.
THE
WEDDING
AT
CANA
(JOHN
2)
.
88
6.3.
THE
HEALING
AT
THE
POOL
OF
BETHESDA
(JOHN
5)
.
89
6.5.
MARK
AT
BETHANY
(CF.
JOHN
11)
.
89
6.6.
THE
PASSOVER
(CF.
JOHN
13)
.
90
6.7.
THE
DISCIPLE
AT
THE
CROSS
(JOHN
19)
.
90
6.8.
THOMAS
*
DOUBTING
(JOHN
20)
.
91
6.9.
THE
GOSPEL
OF
THE
DIVINE
LOGOS
(CF.
JOHN
1;
21)
.
92
6.9.1.
THE
ACTS
OF
PETER
BY
PETER,
BISHOP
OF
ALEXANDRIA
.
92
6.9.2.
AMBROSE
OF
MILAN
.
92
6.9.3.
THE
MONARCHIAN
PROLOGUE
TO
MARK
.
94
6.9.4.
PROCOPIUS
THE
DEACON
.
96
6.9.5.
AN
EPIGRAM
ON
MARK'S
GOSPEL
.
97
6.9.6.
THE
ACTS
OF
MARK
.
98
6.10.
REFUTING
ERRORS
CONCERNING
CHRIST
*
S
DIVINITY
.
98
6.10.1.
CHROMATIUS
.
99
6.10.2.
THOMAS
AQUINAS
.
99
6.10.3.
THE
REFUTATION
OF
ALL
HERESIES
.
100
6.10.4.
CONFLATION
WITH
THE
ACTS
OF
PETER
.
102
CONTENTS
XI
6.11.
CONCLUSION
.
102
CHAPTER
7:
REDUPLICATED
TRADITIONS
.
105
7.1.
A
LEVITICAL
JERUSALEMITE
.
106
7.2.
OF
NOBLE
BIRTH
.
107
7.3.
MARK
AND
JOHN
AS
THE
ONE
CARRYING
THE
JAR
OF
WATER
.
109
7.4.
THE
YOUNG
MAN
WHO
FLED
NAKED
.
109
7.5.
THE
VIRGIN
.
112
7.6.
THE
THEOLOGIAN
AND
BEHOLDER
OF
GOD
.
113
7.7.
THE
ZION
CHURCH
.
114
7.8.
CONCLUSION
.
121
CHAPTER
8:
THE
PRIEST
WEARING
THE
SACERDOTAL
PLATE
.
123
8.1.
MARK
AS
A
PRIEST
WEARING
THE
SACERDOTAL
PLATE
.
124
8.2.
JAMES
AS
A
PRIEST
WEARING
THE
SACERDOTAL
PLATE
.
125
8.3.
CONCLUSION
.
132
CHAPTER
9:
THE
ORIGINS
OF
THE
ILETAXOV
MOTIF
.
133
9.1.
POLYCRATES
AND
THE
HERAXOV:
PROPOSED
SOLUTIONS
.
133
9.2.
THE
JOHANNINE
ODIST
.
137
9.3.
EPIPHANIUS
*
CONSTRUCTION
OF
JAMES
AS
LITERAL
HIGH
PRIEST
.
142
9.4.
HYMNS
TO
THE
DIVINE
CHRIST
.
143
9.5.
CONCLUSION
.
145
XII
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
10:
JOHN
*
S
LIFE
AND
TRAVELS
.
147
10.1.
EARLY
JOHANNINE
TRADITIONS
.
147
10.2.
LATER
SOURCES
OF
JOHANNINE
TRADITIONS
.
153
10.2.1.
THE
SUFFERING
OF
JOHN
AND
THE
VIRTUES
OF
JOHN
.
153
10.2.2.
THE
HISTORY
OF
JOHN
.
154
10.2.3.
THE
ACTS
OF
JOHN
BY
PROCHORUS
.
156
10.2.4.
THE
ACTS
OF
JOHN
IN
ROME
.
157
10.3.
THE
DORMITION
TRADITION
.
158
10.4.
THE
DORMITION
AND
THE
ALLOTMENT
TRADITION
.
161
10.4.1.
THE
BOOK
OF
JOHN
CONCERNING
THE
FALLING
ASLEEP
OF
MARY
.
161
10.4.2.
PS.-MELITO
*
S
DEPARTURE
OF
MARY
.
162
10.5.
THE
SYRIAC
NARRATIVE
OF
JOHN
IN
EPHESUS
.
163
10.5.1.
MOSES
BAR
KEPHA
.
164
10.5.2.
MINGANA
540
.
164
10.5.3.
CODEX
825
.
166
10.5.4.
SYRIAC
MANUSCRIPT
16401
.
166
10.5.5.
DIONYSIUS
BAR
SALIBI
.
167
10.6.
JOHN
*
S
PREACHING
IN
ANTIOCH
.
168
10.6.1.
THE
GEEZ
COMMENTARY
.
168
10.6.2.
THE
APOCALYPSE
ANDAMTA
.
170
10.6.3.
THE
ORIGINAL
CONTEXT
OF
THE
SHIPWRECK
NARRATIVE
.
171
10.7.
EPHESUS
AND
BEYOND
.
173
10.8.
CONCLUSION
.
173
CHAPTER
11:
THE
PARALLEL
LIVES
OF
JOHN
AND
MARK
.
175
11.1.
THE
PREACHING
IN
ANTIOCH
.
175
11.2.
JOHN/MARK
*
S
RETURN
TO
ANTIOCH
FROM
PAMPHYLIA
.
176
11.3.
PUBLICATION
IN
SYRIA
.
177
CONTENTS
XIII
11.3.1.
THE
PESHITTA
.
177
11.3.2.
THE
WRITING
OF
THE
GOSPEL
IN
ANTIOCH
.
178
11.3.3.
THE
HEBREW
GOSPEL
OF
MATTHEW
.
180
11.3.4.
A
COMMON
SOURCE
OF
THE
TRADITIONS
.
180
11.4.
THE
DORMITION
TRADITIONS
.
180
11.5.
THE
DESERTION
.
181
11.6.
THE
FURTHER
TRAVELS
OF
MARK
.
182
11.7.
CONCLUSION
.
185
CHAPTER
12:
THE
ORIGINS
OF
THE
SHARED
TRADITIONS
.
187
12.1
THE
SOURCE
OF
THE
JOHANNINE
REDUPLICATED
TRADITIONS
.
187
12.2.
THE
SOURCE
OF
NON-WESTERN
MARKAN
TRADITIONS
.
191
12.2.1.
HEGESIPPUS
AND
THE
REDUPLICATED
MARKAN
TRADITIONS
.
191
12.2.2.
PROPOSED
SOURCE:
AFRICANUS
.
194
12.3.
THE
CYPRIOT
MISSION
OF
MARK
AND
BARNABAS
.
195
12.4.
THE
SOURCE
OF
THE
SYRIAN
NARRATIVE
AND
BARNABAS
.
196
12.5.
CONCLUSION
.
196
CONCLUSION
TO
THE
STUDY
.
197
APPENDIX:
THE
ACTS
OF
MARK
CHAPTER
1-10
.
199
BIBLIOGRAPHY
.
205
INDEX
OF
SOURCES
.
221
INDEX
OF
MODEM
AUTHORS
.
232
INDEX
OF
SUBJECTS
.
233 |
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| spelling | Furlong, Dean 1974- Verfasser (DE-588)1211102823 aut The John also called Mark reception and transformation in Christian tradition Dean Furlong Tübingen Mohr Siebeck [2020] XVI, 235 Seiten 15.5 cm x 23.2 cm, 214 g txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament. 2. Reihe 518 0340-9570 Dissertation Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam [überarbeitete Fassung] Markus Evangelist, Heiliger (DE-588)118578030 gnd rswk-swf Rezeption (DE-588)4049716-1 gnd rswk-swf Frühchristentum (DE-588)4129954-1 gnd rswk-swf Johannes Markus (John Mark) Heilige Markus (St Mark) Kirchengeschichte Neues Testament Altes Christentum (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Testamentum novum (DE-2581)TH000003002 gbd Markus Evangelist, Heiliger (DE-588)118578030 p Rezeption (DE-588)4049716-1 s Frühchristentum (DE-588)4129954-1 s DE-604 Mohr Siebeck GmbH & Co. KG (DE-588)10165783-3 pbl Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-3-16-159278-2 Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament. 2. Reihe 518 (DE-604)BV038743412 518 X:MVB text/html http://deposit.dnb.de/cgi-bin/dokserv?id=43ca5c0c6f1a4fcab60fc61bb6f5019f&prov=M&dok_var=1&dok_ext=htm Inhaltstext X:MVB text/html http://deposit.dnb.de/cgi-bin/dokserv?id=43ca5c0c6f1a4fcab60fc61bb6f5019f&prov=M&dok_var=2&dok_ext=htm Inhaltstext DNB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032156021&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | The John also called Mark reception and transformation in Christian tradition |
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| title_full | The John also called Mark reception and transformation in Christian tradition Dean Furlong |
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| title_short | The John also called Mark |
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| title_sub | reception and transformation in Christian tradition |
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| topic_facet | Markus Evangelist, Heiliger Rezeption Frühchristentum Hochschulschrift |
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