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Book SynopsisIn La Famille 13 dans l’évangile de Marc, Didier Lafleur offers an exhaustive survey of the manuscripts which belong to this Greek New Testament first order witness (f ¹³), including the edition of the all extant members, based on quite new collations of the Gospel of Mark. Dans La Famille 13 dans l’évangile de Marc, Didier Lafleur offre un panorama exhaustif, codicologique et philologique, de cette famille de manuscrits (f ¹³), témoin de premier ordre du Nouveau Testament grec.
Trade Review"The 41st volume of the New Testament Tools, Studies and Documents series proves once again the value of this series. The editors should be congratulated for this new and important addition to an already august tradition. Didier Lafleur's methodology in this study is classical textual criticism at its best. He proves himself a mature and seasoned researcher whose work deserves serious attention. It is this reviewer's sincere desire that this volume be only the first of many more to come from this important scholar." – Jac Perrin, in: Novum Testamentum 56 (2014) "...important monograph... Overall this is a fine and detailed piece of scholarship. It will be consulted by textual critics for decades to comen and it makes important advances in the study and theoretical understanding of family 13 manuscripts for Mark's gospel." – Paul Foster, University of Edinburgh, in: The Expository Times125/6 ".. une des meilleures études d’un groupe de manuscrits du Nouveau Testament [...]; et cette étude comble une lacune dans la documentation dont nous disposions pour l’étude des manuscrits médiévaux du Nouveau Testament." – Christian-B. Amphoux, in: Filología Neotestamentaria XXV (2013) "This book is very much welcomed and recommended for text critics and everybody interested in the story of the New Testament text. This is a state-of-the-art study and will be the reference work for family 13 for a long time." – Thomas J. Kraus, in: Review of Biblical Literature (2014)
Table of ContentsIntroduction I. La découverte de la famille 13 XVIe-XVIIe siècles : la fondation du « texte reçu » 1700-1788 : les premiers témoins (min. 13, 69, 124) 1788-1881 : de nouveaux manuscrits (min. 174, 230, 346) 1881-1940 : un groupe élargi (min. 543, 788, 826, 828, 983, 1689) II. Étude de la famille 13 La description des manuscrits Les copistes, les textes et les sources de l’Italie méridionale Le stemma de f 13 pour Marc : le bilan de la recherche Conclusion III. L'édition du manuscrit d’Athènes (min. 788) Introduction Le texte IV. Bibliographie
