My monograph, The Epistle of Jude: Its Text and Transmission is among the discounted books. You find it here with description and extracts from several reviews.
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Is PJ Williams trying to write wit a Swedish eye dialect in his review, or are tese just typos on te Eisenbrauns site?
"Te author has examined and collated the[sic] text of Jude in 560 diferent manuscripts, that[sic] is, in virtually all the[sic] continuous-text manuscripts of the[sic] epistle. Tus a work has been done that[sic] has considerably advanced our knowledge of the[sic] text of the[sic] New testament and will not need to be repeated. such full collations previously had existed only for the[sic] Apocalypse."—: P.J. Williams, Tyndale House in Themelios[sic], 33: 1"
Obviously the 'H' key on Dr. Williams' keyboard needs some inspection.
For the full review, without the new Swedish typos, see here.
Wow, now I can finally get a copy! I have wanted to buy this book for a very long time, and now I can since its $30 cheaper!
Thanks :)
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