Tommy is blogging SBL papers at such a rate and with such thoroughness that I thought it might be helpful to have a round-up of all the posts about the recent SBL meeting (which I will up-date as necessary and keep at the top of the blog for another week or so). I have arranged them in the order of delivery:
22-23A Head on Nomina Sacra in P66
22-23B Clivaz on P75 & Smith on 1 Peter 5.14b in (or not in) P72
22-23C Payne on "Umlauts" in Vaticanus
22-69 Papyrology and New Testament
22-80 Virtual Codex Sinaiticus Up-date (off-site link)
22-124A Cosaert on Gospels in Clement
22-124B Askeland On Coptic Versions
22-124C Bethge on Recent Coptic Finds
22-124D Hernandez on Andrew of Caesarea
22-124E Wasserman & Wright Knust on Jesus' Writing on the ground
23-25 Houghton identifies new old Latin texts
23-25 Schmid on Virtual Manuscript Room
23-135A,B,E Papyrology and New Testament
23-135C,D Papyrology and New Testament (Amulets)
24-97 Secret Gospel of Mark
24-139 Ethiopic Manuscripts of the Bible in North America
24-32 Book Review of David Parker, An Introduction to the NT MSS and Their Texts, pt. 1
24-32 Book Review of David Parker, An Introduction to the NT MSS and Their Texts, pt. 2
24-32 Book Review of David Parker, An Introduction to the NT MSS and Their Texts, pt. 3-4
24-32 Book Review of David Parker, An Introduction to the NT MSS and Their Texts, pt. 5
Other Posts:
Head brief review
ETC Meal on Monday evening
Visit to Houghton Library
A forum for people with knowledge of the Bible in its original languages to discuss its manuscripts and textual history from the perspective of historic evangelical theology.
- Contributors
- Peter M. Head (ed)
- Tommy Wasserman (ed)
- P. J. Williams, and others
The unnoticed elephant in the room is the Panel review on Prof. Parker's new work.
ReplyDeleteI have put my own comments on my textandcanon.blogspot.com.
Jim,
ReplyDeleteI am moving ahead in chronological order, so the elephant has to wait outside the room for a while.
Tommy,
ReplyDeleteAre you going to blog the Papyrology Sessions dealing with NT mss too?
Peter,
ReplyDeleteI can blog about Theodore de Bruyn's paper, and leave the others to you. Then I plan to blog the book reviews (Parker and Royse), and before that something from the IGNTP session.