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| 110 | 1 | _aStudiorum Novi Testamenti Societas | |
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_aNew Testament Studies _nNr. 4 October 69(2023) |
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_aCambridge _bCambridge Univ. Press _c2023 |
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| 520 | 1 | _aArticles Eve-Marie Becker and Ulrike Babusiaux Paulus, der „Sklave Christi Jesu“ (Gal 1,10; Röm 1,1; Phil 1,1), im Lichte des römischen Rechts [365–386] Francesco Filannino Making Oneself Last in the Community: Mark 9.43–7 in its Context and Co-Text [387–399] Caryn A. Reeder Women’s Emotion, Community, and Politics: Interpreting Tears in Luke 23.27–31 [400–413] Short Study Michael Pope Spermatic and Uterine Dimensions in Mark and Luke’s Parable of the Sower [414–421] Articles Craig S. de Vos A Nicandrian Nero? The Symbolic Significance of the Viper in Acts 28.1–6 [422–428] Conrad Thorup Elmelund and Tommy Wasserman The Subscriptions to Mark’s Gospel and History of Reception [429–444] Andrew J. Patton Direct Copying in a Group of Gospel Manuscripts with Catenae [445–461] Isaac T. Soon Little James: ?????´? as an Indication of Height or Affection not Comparative Age in Mark 15.40 [462–471] Jan M. Kozlowski and Maria Chodyko Socrates’ Triple Accusation in Plato’s Apol. 24b–c as a Source of Jesus’ Triple Accusation in Luke 23.2 [472–475] Books Received 2022–3 [476–477] | |
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