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Interesting. Looks like the kind of issue that's not limited to the Didache.
Probably helpful if they could copy edit. The second sentence doesn't make sense: "This present writer does not think that the way our hand-editions of the GNT treat the Didache with appropriate caution."
to anon: You're right. I don't know how I could've created/missed that one!
There is also some TC work in one of the other articles in this volume on the crucifixion by Tyler Smith who is, according to the article, a PhD student at Yale. Looks like a pretty neat journal.
to anon: 1. the error got corrected. 2. yes, Tyler´s article is the highlight of the journal.
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