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Israel M. Gallarte
Estudios de Filología Neotestamentaria
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The present celebratory volume in honour of Professor
Antonio Piñero contains thirty-four individual studies written
by his distinguished colleagues, disciples, and friends. In this
way, they pay tribute to one of the most prolific and popular
researchers in the Spanish field of biblical studies. The diversity
of the contributions provides a panoramic view of some
IN MARI VIA TUA
Philological Studies in Honour of
current issues in biblical studies, which treat those research
topics that have been the focus of the honouree’s long career, Antonio Piñero
TUA
namely Old and New Testament Apocrypha, New Testament
Philology, Origins of Christianity, and Church Fathers and
Christian Apologists.
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Edited by
Israel M. Gallarte & Jesús Peláez
EDICIONES EL ALMENDRO
CÓRDOBA
ESTUDIOS DE FILOLOGÍA NEOTESTAMENTARIA
Serie dirigida por Jesús Peláez
1. Juan Mateos: Método de análisis semántico. Aplicado al griego del Nuevo Testamento.
2. Angel Urbán: El origen divino del poder.
de Jn 19,11a.
3. J. K. Elliott: Essays and Studies in New Testament Textual Criticism.
4. Carmen Padilla: Los Milagros de la “Vida de Apolonio de Tiana”. Morfología del relato de
ISBN: 978-84-8005-219-1
Depósito legal: CO-391-2016
Articles
Old and New Testament Apocrypha
Israel Knohl, The Angel Yahoel and the Two Messiahs of the Apocalypse of
Abraham........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
Jozef Jancovic. The Diabolization of Elihu in the Testament of Job ...................................................... 55
Ilaria L.E. Ramelli, Two Syriac “Apocryphal Acts of Apostles”: the Doctrina
Addai and the Acta Maris ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 77
Ángel Narro, Las otras Teclas. La importancia de un nombre en el cristianismo
primitivo y la antigüedad tardía .......................................................................................................................................................................... 95
Consuelo Ruiz Montero, Los apócrifos Hechos de Pablo y Tecla y sus modelos
narrativos ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 111
Eric Wong, Opening the Greek World to All: Creating a Chinese-Greek Lexical
Database of the New Testament.................................................................................................................................................................... 231
Marta Merino Hernández, La preposición en el griego del Nuevo Testamen-
to. Ensayo de análisis semántico ..................................................................................................................................................................243
Jesús Peláez del Rosal, Definition of the Lexeme in Greek New Testa-
ment Dictionaries: A comparative Study ......................................................................................................................................267
Lourdes García Ureña, El oro: metal y color en el Nuevo Testamento ............................................279
Wim Hendriks, Translating New Testament Greek: A Critical Discussion...........................295
Adelbert Denaux & Albert Hogeterp, Parallelismus membrorum in Luke’s
Greek: Revisiting a Synoptic Perspective.........................................................................................................................................317
Didier Lafleur, Greek New Testament Philology and Rediscovered Treasures:
The Case of the Manuscripts from Albania .......................................................................................................................... 341
Luis Gil, Sobre el texto griego del NT de la Poliglota Complutense ......................................................363
Christoph W. Stenschke, Together with All Those Who in Every Place Call on
the Name of the Lord (1Cor 1,2): Paul’s References to Other Christians in 1
and 2 Corinthians ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................381
Xabier Deop, La crisis de Corinto ........................................................................................................................................................................... 411
Thomas W. Hudgins, Paul’s Unique Appeal for Mimesis in Gal 4,12 .............................................. 433
Keith Elliott, The Epistle to the Hebrews: Textual Variation and Philological
Considerations ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................447
David Alan Black, Notes on the Translation of Hebrews 6,1............................................................................. 455
Vittorio Ricci, La di (Eb 4,15) e di (Eb 5,1) ........467
Panayotis Coutsoumpos, Jesus the High Priest in the Epistle to the Hebrews ....................487
Fernando Bermejo Rubio, “Y vendrán los romanos…” (Jn 11,48). Sobre la iden-
tidad de los responsables del arresto de Jesús el galileo ..................................................................................503
Origins of Christianity
Anders Klostergaard Petersen, Cultural Evolution, Axial Age, and the Forma-
tion of Early Christianity............................................................................................................................................................................................. 533
Stanley E. Porter, Dating the Composition of New Testament Books and Their
Influence upon Reconstructing the Origins of Christianity..................................................................... 553
Tobias Nicklas, Neutestamentliche Kanongeschichte als Geschichte eines Buches? .. 575
Pedro Giménez de Aragón Sierra, La Carta de Santiago y los orígenes del jude-
ocristianismo.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................597
Xabier Pikaza, GEBIRA: En el comienzo de la ‘mariología’..............................................................................617
Index 9
Miscellanea
Jaime Vázquez Allegue, 4Q318 El Libro de Brontología de Qumrán ............................................... 691
Emilio Suárez de la Torre, El azufre y la pentápolis en un hechizo erótico (PGM
XXXVI = P. Bibl. Univ. Oslo inv.1, ll. 295-311)............................................................................................................707
Chrys C. Caragounis, “Greco-Roman”. A Term of Convenience or of Uncertainty? . 715
Bibliography
Bibliografía comentada de los últimos libros del Profesor Antonio Piñero...............................727
Bibliografía del Profesor Antonio Piñero ....................................................................................................................................................741
General Bibliography.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 755
Index nominum.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................793
La Carta de Santiago
y los orígenes del judeocristianismo
1
Origenes, Com. in Johan. 19.23.152.
2
Origenes, Com. in Mat. 10.17.27ss.
3
Eus., HE 3.25.3.
4
H.H. Kramm, The Theology of Martin Luther (London 1947) 111ss. Aunque aún
hay algunos exégetas que han seguido la postura de Lutero (por ejemplo, J.L. Houlden,
Ethics in the New Testament [Edinburg 1992] 66), la mayoría han criticado abierta-
598 La Carta de Santiago y los orígenes del judeocristianismo
7
Davids, The Epistle, 21-22.
600 La Carta de Santiago y los orígenes del judeocristianismo
las que cabe citar las cartas de los miembros de la familia de Gamaliel,
la que se conserva en 2Macabeos, o algunas copiadas por Josefo, y que
se caracterizan todas ellas por una doble apertura y un brusco final8.
Probablemente fue redactada por un escriba judeocristiano de esos que
John Kloppenborg denomina profesionales ‘free-lance’ que no trabaja-
ban para los poderes establecidos, sino para el pueblo9, un escriba que
estaría al servicio de Santiago el Justo o de otro Santiago posterior, líder
de la iglesia judeocristiana de Judea, que se dirigiría a los judeocristia-
nos de la Diáspora.
En cualquier caso, hoy día, como ha comentado recientemente Ali-
cia Batten10, el debate sobre la autoría ha pasado a un lugar secundario.
Ni siquiera los esfuerzos por conciliar ambas posturas, atribuyendo la
obra a un discípulo de Santiago el Justo que escribiría poco después de
su muerte, tienen ya sentido, dado que es una discusión sin elementos
suficientes de juicio para llegar a una conclusión contundente. Por otra
parte, lo verdaderamente importante no es la autoría individual de la
obra, sino su autoría intelectual. Y en este sentido, la inmensa mayoría
de los investigadores considera la carta como la muestra más significa-
tiva del pensamiento judeocristiano palestino.
En cambio, el debate sobre la datación de la obra no sólo no ha con-
cluido sino que las posturas son demasiado diferentes. Y no se trata de
un tema baladí, ya que el significado y la relevancia de la obra cambia
radicalmente si se considera del siglo I o del siglo II.
En 1982 se publicó la segunda obra de Adamson sobre Santiago, en
la que criticaba el argumento ex silentio utilizado por los partidarios de
la datación tardía sugiriendo que la obra fue silenciada por los autores
de la iglesia paulinista y conservada por los judeocristianos palesti-
nos11, llegando a la siguiente conclusión:
Todas las evidencias nos llevan a pensar que la epístola emanó de un pia-
doso grupo judío de Jerusalén liderado por Santiago, el hermano del Señor -un
8
2Mac 1,1-9; I., AI 8.50-54; K.-W. Niebuhr, “Der Jakobusbrief im Licht frühjüdis-
cher Diasporabriefe”, NTS 44 (1998) 420-443; F.O. Francis, “The Form and Funtion
of the Opening and Closing Paragraphs of James and 1John”, ZNW 61 (1970) 110-126.
9
J.S. Kloppenborg, Excavating Q: The History and Setting of the Sayings Gospel
(London 2000) 200-201.
10
A. Batten, What are they saying about the letter of James? (Mahwah 2009) 28-46.
11
J.B. Adamson, James, the Man and His Message (Grand Rapids 1989 [1982])
38.
Pedro Giménez de Aragón Sierra 601
12
Adamson, James, 34.
13
P.J. Hartin, James and the ‘Q’ Sayings of Jesus (Sheffield 1991).
14
Hartin, James and the ‘Q’, 240-244.
15
L.T. Johnson, The Letter of James (New York 1995) 119-120.
16
Johnson, The Letter, 72-75. D.A. Hagner, The Use of the Old and New Testa-
ment in Clement of Rome (Leiden 1973) 248-256.
602 La Carta de Santiago y los orígenes del judeocristianismo
17
Johnson, The Letter, 118-121.
18
L.R. Donelson, Pseudoepigraphy and Ethical Argument in the Pastoral Letters
(Tubinga 1986) 23-54.
Pedro Giménez de Aragón Sierra 603
19
T.C. Penner, The Epistle of James and Eschatology (Sheffield 1996) 116-120.
20
Penner, The Epistle of James, 35-74.
21
Penner, The Epistle of James, 103-105: “La presunción general de que similitud
en lenguaje y temática indica una suerte de coincidencia geográfica y temporal es
errónea”.
22
Penner, The Epistle of James, 214-256.
604 La Carta de Santiago y los orígenes del judeocristianismo
23
Penner, The Epistle of James, 261-277.
24
R. Bauckham, James, 29-35. La división por géneros de la literatura judía en
legislativa, profética, sapiencial y apocalíptica, defiende Bauckham, puede ser válida
en algunas épocas, pero no en la literatura de los siglos II a.C.-I d.C., como se aprecia
en Qumrán y en Nuevo Testamento, que mezclan los géneros: “la reconstrucción de la
historia del temprano cristianismo sobre la base de la asunción de que el lenguaje de la
sabiduría y el apocalíptico suponen diferentes puntos de vista del mundo (Mack 1993,
31) está basada en una falsa premisa” (cf. Mack, B.L.: The Lost Gospel: The Book of
Q and Christian Origins [Shaftesbury 1993]).
25
Bauckham, James, 82-83.
Pedro Giménez de Aragón Sierra 605
26
Bauckham, James, 35-60.
27
“¿No fue nuestro padre Abraham justificado por sus obras, cuando ofreció a su
hijo Isaac sobre el altar?” (Sant 2,21) y “Si Abraham fue justificado por sus obras, te-
nía algo de que jactarse, pero no ante Dios” (Rom 4,2); ambos citan Gn 15,6 “Abraham
creyó en Dios y fue reconocido por Él como justo” (Sant 2,23 y Rom 4,3); pero cada
uno lo interpreta de forma diferente “Ves que una persona es justificada por las obras
y no sólo por la fe” (Sant 2,24), frente a “sabemos que una persona es justificada no
por las obras de la Ley sino a través de la fe en Jesucristo” (Gal 2,16).
28
Bauckham, James, 112-140.
606 La Carta de Santiago y los orígenes del judeocristianismo
29
G.C. Bottini, Giacomo e la sua lettera (Jerusalem 2000) 21-22.
30
M.A. Jackson-McCabe, Logos and Law in the Letter of James: The Law of Na-
ture, the Law of Moses and the Law of Freedom (Leiden 2001) 243-253.
31
G. Foster, The Ethics of the Letter of James (Cambridge 2002) 7.
Pedro Giménez de Aragón Sierra 607
32
D. Nienhuis, D.: Not by Paul Alone. The Formation of the Catholic Epistle
Collection and the Christian Canon (Waco 2007) 102-121.
33
Nienhuis, Not by Paul Alone, 110-113.
34
Nienhuis, Not by Paul Alone, 163-231.
608 La Carta de Santiago y los orígenes del judeocristianismo
35
J.S. Kloppenborg, “The Emulation of the Jesus Tradition in the Letter of James”,
en Kloppenborg & Webb (eds), Reading James 121-150; Kloppenborg, “The Reception
of the Jesus Tradition in James”, en J. Schlosser (ed.), The Catholic Epistles and the
Tradition, BETL 176 (Leuven 2004) 91-139.
36
D. Watson, “An Assesment of the Rethoric and Rhetorical Analysis of the Letter
of James”, en Kloppenborg & Webb, Reading James, 99-120.
37
W.H. Wachob, “The Languages of ‘household’ and ‘kingdom’ in the Letter of
James: a Social-Rhetorical Study”, en Kloppenborg & Webb (eds), Reading James,
151-168.
610 La Carta de Santiago y los orígenes del judeocristianismo
vencidos de que estaban obligados a hacerlo así. Los tres documentos podrían
reflejar varios estadios en el desarrollo de una red de comunidades que com-
partían expresiones y proposiciones teológicas básicas, o pueden representar
ramificaciones contemporáneas de formas regionales diferentes de un mismo
fenómeno más amplio que nosotros llamamos judeocristianismo. De particu-
lar importancia para la reconstrucción del medio de las comunidades que hay
detrás de Mateo, Santiago y la Didajé son usos como la observancia de la ley
judía y elementos de la piedad judía. Creemos que en adición a las “escuelas”
paulina y joanina, Mateo, Santiago y la Didajé representan un tercer medio
religioso dentro de la cristiandad, que se caracterizaba por su conexión con
particulares corrientes éticas de la tradición judía contemporánea38.
38
H. Van de Sandt & J.K. Zangenberg (eds), Matthew, James and the Didache.
Three Related Documents in Their Jewish an Christian Setting (Atlanta 2008) 1-2.
39
P. Tomson, “Transformations of Post-70 Judaism: Scholarly Reconstructions and
Their Implications for our Perception of Matthew, Didache, and James”, en Van de
Sandt & Zangenberg (eds), Matthew, James and the Didache, 91-122.
40
J. Drapper, “Apostles, Teachers, and Evangelists: Stability and Movement of
Functionaries in Matthew, James and the Didache”, en Van de Sandt & Zangenberg,
Matthew, James and the Didache, 139-176.
Pedro Giménez de Aragón Sierra 611
41
W.J.C. Weren, “The Ideal Community according to Matthew, James and the Di-
dache”, en Van de Sandt & Zangenberg (eds), Matthew, James and the Didache, 177-
200.
42
J.S. Kloppenborg, “Poverty and Piety in Matthew, James and the Didache”, en
Van de Sandt & Zangenberg (eds), Matthew, James and the Didache, 201-232.
43
J. Schröter, “Jesus Tradition in Matthew, James and the Didache: Searching for
Characteristic Emphases”, en Van de Sandt & Zangenberg (eds), Matthew, James and
the Didache, 233-257.
612 La Carta de Santiago y los orígenes del judeocristianismo
44
Hartin, James and the ‘Q’, 241. Sant 3,15-17: “Esta sabiduría no es la que viene
de lo alto, sino que es terrenal, natural, diabólica. Porque donde hay celos y ambición
personal, allí hay confusión y toda cosa mala. Pero la sabiduría de lo alto es primera-
mente pura, después pacífica, amable, condescendiente (tolerante), llena de misericor-
dia y de buenos frutos, sin vacilación, sin hipocresía”.
45
P. Giménez de Aragón, La ‘Historia de la Salvación’. Una antigua fuente judeo-
cristiana (Buenos Aires 2007) 58-103.
46
A. Piñero, “El transfondo judío del Binitarismo de Pablo de Tarso”, ARYS 12
(2014) 321-340.
47
Sant 1,21-27.
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. Y aunque el
50
48
M.A. Jackson-McCabe, Logos and Law in the Letter of James: The Law of
Nature, the Law of Moses and the Law of Freedom (Leiden 2001).
49
D. Winston, Logos and mystical theology in Philo of Alexandria (Cincinatti
1985).
50
Jackson-McCabe, Logos and Law, 243-253.
51
K.J. Coker, “Nativism in James 2,14-26: A Post-Colonial Reading”, en Van de
Sandt & Zangenberg (eds), Matthew, James and the Didache, 27-48.
52
M.M. Mitchell, “The Letter of James as a Document of Paulinism?”, en Kloppen-
borg & Webb (eds), Reading James, 99-120.
Pedro Giménez de Aragón Sierra 615
53
He tratado este tema en otra parte y, por tanto, no profundizo en él, sino que
remito a las obras citadas en mi artículo “Pablo y el judeocristianismo en el Huma-
nismo protestante”, RevHisto 11 (2009) 13-32. Destaco tan sólo la perspectiva de un
Pablo apocalíptico como clave para entender Rom 13, tal como enunció hace ya años el
famoso filósofo judío Jacob Taubes, Teología política de Pablo (Madrid 2007).
54
Algunos servicios secretos latinoamericanos consideraban no hace mucho el
envío de la Carta de Santiago como signo de afiliación marxista-leninista. Véase E.
Tamez, The Scandalous Message of James (New York 1990) 1.
Bibliografía del Profesor Antonio Piñero
1. Libros
textos evangélicos conocidos. Madrid, Edaf, 2009, 667 pp. Editor literario
de todo el volumen y autor de la traducción de algunos de los evangelios.
Apocalíptica, tomo VI de la serie “Apócrifos del Antiguo Testamento”, Edicio-
nes Cristiandad, Madrid, 2009, pp. 627.
Apócrifos del Antiguo y del Nuevo Testamento. Selección de Antonio Piñero.
Alianza Editorial (Colección “Religión y mitología”), Madrid 2010, 540
pp. Libro de bolsillo.
El Juicio Final en el cristianismo primitivo y las religiones de su entorno, A.
Piñero y E. Gómez Segura (eds.), Madrid, Edaf, 2010. Editor general del
libro. Prólogo con Javier Alonso, pp. 13-20, Epílogo, pp. 327-329. Capítulo
5: “El Juicio Final en el cristianismo primitivo. Lo que ocurrirá ‘en los
últimos días’”, pp. 181- 298.
Hechos apócrifos de los Apóstoles. Texto multilingüe. Edición crítica. Intro-
ducción, traducción y notas (con Gonzalo del Cerro) Volumen III, Madrid
2011 (Hechos de Felipe; Andrés y Mateo; Pedro y Pablo; Bernabé; Tadeo;
Juan por Prócoro; Santiago el Mayor; Santiago, Simón y Judas; Milagros
de Juan; Martirio de Pedro; de Mateo; Pasión de Bartolomé; Martirio de
Andrés; de Nereo y Aquiles. Índices), pp. XX + 1223.
Jesús de Nazaret. El hombre de las cien caras de Jesús, Edaf, Madrid 2012,
349 pp.
Ciudadano Jesús. Respuestas a todas las preguntas, Atanor, Madrid, 2012, 2ª
edic. 2013, 343pp. Con ilustraciones.
Egipto en la mirada. Raíces, Madrid, 2013, 221 pp. A. Piñero y E. Gómez
Segura (eds.)
El trono maldito. Novela, Planeta, Barcelona 2014, pp. (en colaboración con
José Luis Corral.
Guía para entender a Pablo. Una interpretación del pensamiento paulino,
Madrid, Trotta 2015, 576 pp.
Manuscritos del Mar Muerto, Gnosis y Cristianismo primitivo, Tritemio, Ma-
drid 2016.
2. Capítulos de libros
3. Traducciones de libros
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Adamson, J.B., James, the Man and his Message (Grand Rapids 1989).
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or pseudo-auxiliaries in Greek from Homer up to the present day (Amsterdam 1965).
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Translationswissenschaftliches Kolloquium II: Beiträge zur Übersetzungs und
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Aland, B. & Aland, K. (eds), Novum Testamentum Graece (Stuttgart 282013).
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Bernays, J. 640, 640 n. 4, 641, 643-647, 647 n. 12, 649
794 Index Nominum
Domingo Malvadi, A. 369, 369 n. 33-34, 373-374, 374 n. 45-46, 375, 375 n. 47-48,
376-377, 377 n. 51
Donald, M. 542, 542 n. 3-5, 543, 543 n. 6-10, 544, 544 n. 11-14
Draper, J. 616
Drijvers, H.J.W. 80, 80 n. 12, 89, 89 n. 48, 91 n. 59, 93 n. 64
Duchesne, L 343
Durkheim, É. 539-540, 555
Duval, R. 85, 85 n. 28
184, 184 n. 6, 185 n. 12, 187, 187 n. 23, 195, 195 n. 53-54, 224
n. 30, 439 n. 9, 492 n. 22, 562 n. 5, 563 n. 6, 564 n. 7, 565 n.
8, 566 n. 10, 567 n. 13, 568 n. 14, 723, 730 n. 20
Pouderon, B. 652, 652 n. 3, 653-654
Preisendanz, K. 102 n. 31, 715
Prieur, J.M. 279
Proctor, R. 365, 365 n. 8
Propp, V. 27, 111, 119, 119 n. 15-16
Rappaport, R. 174 n. 71, 539
Reimarus, H.S. 514
Rëmbeci, A. 348
Renan, E. 564
René Gregory, C. 343 n. 4, 346-347, 349-352, 352 n. 33, 353-357
Rijksbaron, A. 28, 135 n. 4, 188, 188 n. 28-30, 189, 189 n. 31-35
Robinson, J.A.T. 561 n. 3, 568 n. 14, 570, 570 n. 16, 573 n. 17, 574 n. 18, 575 n.
19, 604 n. 6
Rordorf, W. 97 n. 7, 100, 100 n. 22
Roux, G. 209, 209 n. 74, 210 n. 75-76
Rubinkiewicz, R. 39 n. 1, 49, 49 n. 23-24, 52 n. 35
Ruiz García, E. 367, 367 n. 18
Sáenz-Badillos, A. 368 n. 26, 369, 369 n. 32, 370 n. 35, 371, 371 n. 38, 372, 372
n. 40, 373-374, 374 n. 41, 44, 375-376, 376 n. 49
Sampley, J.P. 436 n. 4, 440 n. 17, 441
Schmeller, T. 728 n. 14, 423, 423 n. 16, 424, 424 n. 18
Schmithals, W. 423, 423 n. 17,
Schneider, M. 41 n. 7, 43 n. 11, 49, 49 n. 25, 50, 50 n. 26, 28-29, 53, 53 n. 36,
604 n. 6
Schniedewind, W.W. 492 n. 22, 499 n. 56,
Scholderer, V. 365, 365 n. 9
Schröter, J. 600 n. 53, 617, 617 n. 43
Schweitzer, A. 729
Segert, S. 319, 319 n. 9
Shain, R. 163-164, 164 n. 34-39, 165, 165 n. 40-41, 166, 171, 173, 175,
178
Signes Codoñer, J. 374, 374 n. 46, 699 n. 1
Sinani, S. 342 n. 1, 344 n. 5, 9, 345, 345 n. 11, 346, 346 n. 13-14, 347 n.
15
Siouville, A. 656, 656 n. 8, 657 n. 13
Smith, D.M. 524 n. 56-57, 525 n. 60, 526 n. 62
Smith, J.Z. 197 n. 1, 206, 206 n. 54, 207 n. 56, 552 n. 31
Smith, M. 717 n. 9, 719 n. 18, 517 n. 9, 719 n. 18
Sokoloff, M. 703, 703 n. 11-12, 707, 707 n. 23
Soyez, B. 209, 209 n. 75-78
Sprengstoff, W. 582
Strauss, D.V. 564
Strong, J. 237
Swift, M. 165, 165 n. 41, 174, 178
Tabachowitz, D. 227 n. 44
Thomas, J. 640, 640 n. 3, 646, 647-648
Thumb, A. 729
Toseland, P. 412, 412 n. 3, 413 n. 5, 416 n. 8, 417, 417 n. 10, 418 n. 12, 419
Trapp, E. 344-345, 349, 349 n. 25, 353-354, 356-357
Treiyer, A. 491, 491 n. 16
Trobisch, D. 33, 582, 582 n. 3, 583, 583 n. 6, 584-585, 585 n. 9, 11, 587,
Index Nominum 799
587 n. 13-14, 588, 588 n. 18-19, 589, 589 n. 20-21, 590, 590
n. 23-24, 591, 593, 595, 595 n. 43, 596, 596 n. 44, 597, 597 n.
46-47, 598, 598 n. 48-50, 599, 599 n. 51, 600, 600 n. 52
Tselikas, A. 348
Usener, H. 728, 728 n. 11
Van der Hoek, A. 645
Van der Horst, P.W. 57 n. 7, 60 n. 17, 64 n. 29, 89 n. 47, 640, 640 n. 3, 642, 645,
645 n. 11, 646-648
Van de Sand, H. 615, 616 n. 38-40, 617 n. 41-43, 620 n. 51
Vendler, Z. 157-159, 159 n. 9, 160 n. 12, 161, 161 n. 16, 19
Voegelin, E. 542
Voelz, J.W. 319, 319 n. 8, 337,
Von Campenhausen, H. 582 n. 2
Von Harnack, A. 645
Von Lassaulx, E. 546, 547 n. 18
Von Lips, H. 428, 428 n. 30, 431, 583 n. 7
Von Soden, H. 357
Vouaux, L. 279
Wachob, W.H. 615, 615 n. 37
Waitz, H. 656, 656 n. 9
Wallace, D.B. 190 n. 36, 347
Watson, D. 615, 615 n. 36
Watson, F. 431 n. 33,
Webb, R.L. 507 n. 8, 511 n. 16, 517 n. 36, 518 n. 39, 604 n. 4, 614, 615 n.
35-37, 620 n. 52
Weber, A. 547 n. 18,
Weber, M. 546-548
Wedderburn, A.J.M. 207, 208 n. 63
Weiss, J. 515 n. 30, 563, 728, 728 n. 13
Weren, W. 616, 617 n. 41
West, M.L. 208, 208 n. 64, 644, 648
Westcott, B.F. 306 n. 29
Wigram, G.V. 235, 235 n. 8
Wilson, L. 61 n. 22
Wilson, N. 203 n. 36
Wilson T.A. 439 n. 10
Wilson, W.T. 640, 640 n. 3, 643 n. 10, 646-648
Wittgeinstein, L. 545
Wong, T.Y. 234, 234 n. 7
Woody, K.M. 364, 364 n. 2, 5
Young, D. 604 n. 6, 640, 640 n. 3, 641-644, 646-648
Young, R. 235
Zangenberg, J. 615, 616 n. 38-40, 617 n. 41-43, 620 n. 51
Zuntz, G. 452, 452 n. 6, 453, 453 n. 9, 454 n. 11, 455, 455 n. 13, 456, 456
n. 15
Index Locorum
epiphAnius of consTAnTiA
(Epiph. Const.) 244F.138 201 n. 21
Panarion (Haer.)
64.12.6-8 215 n. 113 Pherecydes (Pherecyd.)
3F.35 201 n. 24
etymologicum mAgnum (EM)
21.7 729 n. 17 Philo of Byblos (Philo Byblius)
790F 2.27 204 n. 39
eudoxus (Eudox.)
Fragments (Fr.) Theopompus (Theopomp. Hist.)
[Ed. Lasserre] 115F.64a 200 n. 15
284a 203 n. 35
gAlen (Gal.)
euripides (E.) 11.313 222 n. 20
Herakles (HF) 15.781 222 n. 20
718-719 199 n. 13 16.10 222 n. 20
16.26 222 n. 20
euseBius (Eus.) 16.161 222 n. 20
Ecclesiastical History (HE) 16.339 222 n. 20
1.13 79 16.555 472 n. 8
3.3,1-2 600 18 472 n. 8
3.24,7 564 25 472 n. 8
3.39,15-16 597, 572
4.8,3 673 n. 7 gellius, Aulus (Gell.)
4.10-12 444 n. 39 7.17.3 730
4.16,9 674 n. 9
4.26,13-14 596 greek inscriptions (ig)
4.27 100 14.2124.3 471 n. 7
5.1,63 215 n. 112 14.600 203 n. 38
5.6,4 674 n. 8
5.16 100 greek And lAtin inscriptions in syriA
5.18-19 100 (IGLSyr)
6.14.7 564 21.2,29 205 n. 47
6.20 100 greek mAgic pApyri (PGM)
11.8 673 n. 7 2.171-16
4 210, 210 n. 77, 719,720 n. 23
Evangelical Preparation (PE) 7 719, 719 n. 18
1.10,28 204 n. 39 14.117-149 719 n. 18
3.4,9 206 n. 50 14.1026-1045 719 n. 18
9.27,25 198 n. 5 14.1110-1129 719 n. 18
11.36.1 211 n. 81 36 34, 715, 716, 719 n. 18
43.1 103
History of the Martyrs in Palestine
(Mart. Pal.) greek pApyri (PG)
3.1 99 154.116a 477 n. 23
eusTAThius of ThessAloniki (Eust.) gregory nAziAnzen (Gr. Naz.)
Commentary on the Odyssey (Ad Od.) Letters (Ep.)
11.600 203 n. 37 56-57 107
222-223 107
FrAgments oF the greek historiAns
(FGrH) gregory of nyssA (Gr. Nyss.)
[Ed. Jacoby] Life of Saint Macrina (V. Macr.)
Apollodorus (Apollod.) 2.21-34 101
6 Index Locorum
22 451 7,24-25 47
83,16 66 8,10-11 47
89 53 8,24-25 47
110 490-491, 498-500 11,36 47
140,4 73 12,2 198
148,3 718 n. 11
Hoseas (Hos / Os)
Proverbs (Prov / Pr) 2,23 311
1,9 280 n. 5 6,2 198
17,3 280 n. 5
25,21-22 335 Joel (Joe)
3,2 74 n. 46
Ecclesiastes / Qohelet (Eccl / Qo) 4,1 74 n. 46
12,4 476 n. 21
Amos (Am / Amo)
Songs of Songs (Cant / Ct) 1,14 66
1,11 281
3,10 280 n. 5 Micah (Mic)
4 497
Isaiah (Is / Isa)
2 281 Habakkuk (Hab)
7,4 476 n. 21 2,4 611
9 42-43, 50-51
11 42, 47, 50-51, 54 Zechariah (Zech / Zac)
26,19 198 6,12 500
28,20 476 n. 21
29,4 476 n. 21 Malachi (Mal)
38,18 451 4,2 (LXX 3,20) 500
40,18-20 282 n. 13
46,5-6 282 n. 13 origen
53,4 476 Against Celsus (Cels.)
62,3 52 1.28 45 n. 16
1.32 45 n. 16
Jeremiah (Jer / Ger) 2.55-56 214 n. 108, 215 n. 109-110
6,21 476 n. 21 5.14 215 n. 110
9,22-23 323
13,18 630 Homilies on Ezechiel (Hom. in Ezech.)
18,23 476 n. 21 8.14 210 n. 77
23,5-6 500
33,15-16 74 n. 46 On First Principles (Princ.)
33,18 497 1.8.3 681 n. 27
50,20 74 n. 46 2 681 n. 27
3.2.4 690 n. 51
Ezekiel (Ez / Ezek)
2,7 310 orphicA (Orph.)
4,11 43 n. 10 Hymns (H.)
4,16 43 n. 10 53 208 n. 66
21,31 52
23,5-6 52 n. 30 Fragments (Fr.)
37 198 n. 3, 309-310, 497 [Ed. Bernabé]
40-48 497 1 641 n. 9
377 641 n. 6
Daniel (Dan) 487-488 645
5,29 281 491 645
18 Index Locorum