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b-greek-digest Sunday, 5 March 1995 Volume 01 : Number 596
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Fwd: Text-crit qn.: Matt 14:6...
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From: Lschopfer@aol.com
Date: Sat, 4 Mar 1995 18:50:03 -0500
Subject: Fwd: Text-crit qn.: Matt 14:6...
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From: ernest@mv.mv.com (James D. Ernest)
To: B-GREEK@virginia.edu
Date: 95-03-03 13:18:03 EST
A small text-critical question for anyone who is inclined
to offer a judgment--
Is it safe to assume that Athanasius's text of Matt 14:6 must
have been H QUGATHR THS HRWDIADOS and not H QUGATHR AUTOU
HRWDIAS? In NA27 only D is listed for the latter, so I'm
assuming it's a Western assimilation of this verse to Mark
6:22, where D and the "Hesychian" (Egyptian) texts both
have EISELQOUSHS THS QUGATROS AUTOU HRWDIADOS. Right?
I'll confess I haven't looked at an editio major. Also, not
too much is riding on this--just thought after scratching my
head about it for a while that it would be interesting to get
a better-informed perspective.
(The relevant places in Athanasius, as far as I can
see, are CA 1.2, which refers to H QUGATHR HRWDIADOS [at
least according to the Migne text--no modern critical text
available], and H. Ar. 52.4, referring to the promise made
HRWDHS TH HRWDIADI. No reason to think Ath. had the Gospel
text in front of him on either occasion. I suppose there
would be nothing strange about either his not having a fixed
life-long opinion as to whether Herodias was the mother or the
daughter or his making a little slip as to whom the promise
was spoken to.)
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James D. Ernest Department of Theology
Manchester, New Hampshire, USA Boston College
Internet: ernest@mv.mv.com Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
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