The Causes of the Corruption of the Traditional Text of the Holy Gospels: Being the Sequel to The Traditional Text of the Holy GospelsBurgon, John William
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The Causes of the Corruption of the Traditional Text of the Holy Gospels: Being the Sequel to The Traditional Text of the Holy Gospels
Burgon, John William
Bible. Gospels -- Criticism, Textual
CHAPTER VI.
Accidental Causes of Corruption. V. Liturgical Influence.
Sec. 1. Lectionaries of the Church--Liturgical influence--Antiquity of the
Lectionary System. Sec. 2. St. John xiv. 1--Acts iii. 1--Last Twelve Verses
of St. Mark. Sec. 3. St. Luke vii. 31; ix. 1--Other passages. Sec. 4. St. Mark
xv. 28. Sec. 5. Acts iii. 1--St. Matt. xiii. 44; xvii. 23. Sec. 6. St. Matt
vi. 13 (doxology in the Lord's Prayer). pp. 67-88
CHAPTER VII.
Causes of Corruption Chiefly Intentional. I. Harmonistic Influence.
Sec. 1. St. Mark xvi. 9. Sec. 2. St. Luke xxiv. 1--other examples. Sec. 3.
Chiefly intentional--Diatessarons--St. Matt. xvii. 25, 26--Harmonized
narratives--Other examples. pp. 89-99
CHAPTER VIII.
Causes of Corruption Chiefly Intentional. II. Assimilation.
Sec. 1. Transfer from one Gospel to another. Sec. 2. Not entirely
intentional--Various passages. Sec. 3. St. John xvi. 16. Sec. 4. St. John
xiii. 21-25. Sec. 5. St. Mark i. 1, 2--Other examples--St. Matt. xii. 10
(St. Luke xiv. 3)--and others. Sec. 6. St. Mark vi. 11. Sec. 7. St. Mark xiv.
70. pp. 100-122
CHAPTER IX.
Causes of Corruption Chiefly Intentional. III. Attraction.
Sec. 1. St. John vi. 71 and xiii. 26. Sec. 2. Acts xx. 24--2 Cor. iii. 3. pp.
123-127
CHAPTER X.
Causes of Corruption Chiefly Intentional. IV. Omission.
Sec. 1. Omissions a class of their own--Exemplified from the Last Twelve
Verses of St. Mark--Omission the besetting fault of transcribers. Sec. 2.
The _onus probandi_ rests upon omitters. Sec. 3. St Luke vi. 1; and other
omissions. Sec. 4. St. Matt. xxi. 44. Sec. 5. St. Matt. xv. 8. Sec. 6. St. Matt.
v. 44--Reply to the Reviewer in the _Guardian_. Sec. 7. Shorter Omissions.
pp. 128-156
CHAPTER XI.
Causes of Corruption Chiefly Intentional. V. Transposition.
Sec. 1. St. Mark i. 5; ii. 3--Other instances. Sec. 2. St. Luke xiii. 9; xxiv.
7. Sec. 3. Other examples--St. John v. 27--Transpositions often petty, but
frequent.
VI. Substitution.
Sec. 4. If taken with Modifications, a large class--Various instances. pp.
164-165
VII. Addition.
Sec. 5. The smallest of the four--St. Luke vi. 4--St. Matt. xx. 28. Sec. 6.
St. Matt. viii. 13; xxiv. 36--St. Mark iii. 16--Other examples. pp.
166-171
CHAPTER XII.
Causes of Corruption Chiefly Intentional. VIII. Glosses.
Sec. 1. Not so numerous as has been supposed--St. Matt. xiii. 36--St. Mark
vii. 3. Sec. 2. St. Luke ix. 23. Sec. 3. St. John vi. 15; xiii. 24; xx.
18--St. Matt. xxiv. 31. Sec. 4. St. John xviii. 14--St. Mark vi. 11. Sec. 5.
St. Mark xiv. 41--St. John ix. 22. Sec. 6. St. John xii. 7. Sec. 7. St. John
xvii. 4. Sec. 8. St. Luke i. 66. Sec. 9. St. Luke v. 7--Acts xx. 4. pp.
172-190
CHAPTER XIII.
Causes of Corruption Chiefly Intentional. IX. Corruption by Heretics.
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