The John also called Mark

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Reception and Transformation in Christian Tradition

Dean Furlong(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im Mai 2020

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Cover
Titel
Preface
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Introduction
Part 1 John/Mark as a Markan Figure
Chapter 1: Mark in Early Christian Writings
1.1 . John/Mark
1.1.1. John/Mark in the New Testament
1.1.2. John/Mark in Other Early Christian Writings
1.2. Mark the Evangelist
1.2.1. Mark in Papias of Hierapolis
1.2.2. Mark in Irenaeus
1.2.3. Mark in Tertullian
1.2.4. Mark in Clement of Alexandria
1.2.5. Mark in Origen
1.2.6. Mark the "Stump-Fingered" in the Refutation of All Heresies
1.2.7. Mark in Eusebius of Caesarea
1.3. Mark of Alexandria
1.4. Conclusion
Chapter 2: The Conflation of Mark the Evangelist
2.1. Syrian Traditions
2.1.1. The Dialogue of Adamantius
2.1.2. Ephrem the Syrian
2.1.3. The Apostolic Constitutions
2.1.4. Victor of Antioch
2.1.5. Severus of Antioch
2.1.6. Isho'dad of Merv
2.1.7. Michael of Antioch
2.1.8. Dionysius bar Salibi
2.1.9. Bar Hebraeus
2.1.10. The Book of the Bee
2.2. Greek Sources
2.2.1. Clement of Alexandria's Letter to Theodore
2.2.2. Eusebius of Caesarea
2.2.3. Chrysostom
2.2.4 Epiphanius of Salamis
2.2.5. Sophronius of Jerusalem
2.2.6. Procopius the Deacon
2.2.7. Ps.-Dorotheus
2.2.8. Theophylact
2.2.9. Euthymius
2.2.10. Colophons to the Gospels in Medieval Copies
2.3. Western Sources
2.3.1. Jerome
2.3.2. The Monarchian Prologue to Mark
2.3.3. An Early Commentary on Mark
2.3.4. Bede
2.3.5. Two Hiberno-Latin Manuscripts
2.3.6. Jacobus de Voragine
2.3.7. The Passion of Mark
2.4. Conclusion
Chapter 3: The Conflation of Mark in Coptic Tradition
3.1. The Encomium on Mark the Evangelist
3.2. The Encomium of SS. Peter and Paul
3.3. Severus' Homily on St Mark
3.3.1. Severus' Defence
3.3.2. The Alexandrian Tradition
3.3.3. Conflation in Severus' Narrative
3.4. The History of the Patriarchs of Alexandria
3.5. Ibn Kabar
3.6. Synaxarion for Baramouda
3.7. Conclusion
Chapter 4: John/Mark in Cypriot Sources
4.1. The Acts of Barnabas
4.1.1. The Division of Paul and Barnabas
4.1.2. The Ministry in Cyprus
4.2. The Encomium of Barnabas
4.3. The Life of Auxibius
4.4. The Dating of the Cypriot Texts
4.5. Conclusion
Chapter 5: John/Mark in the Acts of Mark
5.1. Mark's Background and Conversion
5.2. Mark's Travels
5.2.1. Correlating Marks' Travels with the Chronology of Acts
5.2.2. Conflation with the Papian Tradition of Mark
5.2.3. Conflation with the Alexandrian Mark
5.3. Shared Material in Greek and Coptic Sources
5.3.1. The Acts of Mark and the Acts of Barnabas
5.3.2. The Acts of Mark and the Encomium of Barnabas
5.3.3. Comparing Greek and Cypriot Sources
5.4. Conclusion
Part 2 John Who Was Also Called Mark
Chapter 6: The "Johannine" Mark
6.1. The Baptist's Disciples (John 1)
6.2. The Wedding at Cana (John 2)
6.3. The Healing at the Pool of Bethesda (John 5)
6.5. Mark at Bethany (cf. John 11)
6.6. The Passover (cf. John 13)
6.7. The Disciple at the Cross (John 19)
6.8. Thomas' Doubting (John 20)
6.9. The Gospel of the Divine Logos (cf. John 1
21)
6.9.1. The Acts of Peter by Peter, Bishop of Alexandria
6.9.2. Ambrose of Milan
6.9.3. The Monarchian Prologue to Mark
6.9.4. Procopius the Deacon
6.9.5. An Epigram on Mark's Gospel
6.9.6. The Acts of Mark
6.10. Refuting Errors Concerning Christ's Divinity
6.10.1. Chromatius
6.10.2. Thomas Aquinas
6.10.3. The Refutation of All Heresies
6.10.4. Conflation with the Acts of Peter
6.11. Conclusion
Chapter 7: Reduplicated Traditions
7.1. A Levitical Jerusalemite
7.2. Of Noble Birth
7.3. Mark and John as the One Carrying the Jar of Water
7.4. The Young Man Who Fled Naked
7.5. The Virgin
7.6. The Theologian and Beholder of God
7.7. The Zion Church
7.8. Conclusion
Chapter 8: The Priest Wearing the Sacerdotal Plate
8.1. Mark as a Priest Wearing the Sacerdotal Plate
8.2. James as a Priest Wearing the Sacerdotal Plate
8.3. Conclusion
Chapter 9: The Origins of the ??ta??? Motif
9.1. Polycrates and the ??ta???: Proposed Solutions
9.2. The Johannine Odist
9.3. Epiphanius' Construction of James as Literal High Priest
9.4. Hymns to the Divine Christ
9.5. Conclusion
Chapter 10: John's Life and Travels
10.1. Early Johannine Traditions
10.2. Later Sources of Johannine Traditions
10.2.1. The Suffering of John and the Virtues of John
10.2.2. The History of John
10.2.3. The Acts of John by Prochorus
10.2.4. The Acts of John in Rome
10.3. The Dormition Tradition
10.4. The Dormition and the Allotment Tradition
10.4.1. The Book of John Concerning the Falling Asleep of Mary
10.4.2. Ps.-Melito's Departure of Mary
10.5. The Syriac Narrative of John in Ephesus
10.5.1. Moses Bar Kepha
10.5.2. Mingana 540
10.5.3. Codex 825
10.5.4. Syriac Manuscript 16401
10.5.5. Dionysius bar Salibi
10.6. John's Preaching in Antioch
10.6.1. The Geez Commentary
10.6.2. The Apocalypse And?mta
10.6.3. The Original Context of the Shipwreck Narrative
10.7. Ephesus and Beyond
10.8. Conclusion
Chapter 11: The Parallel Lives of John and Mark
11.1. The Preaching in Antioch
11.2. John/Mark's Return to Antioch from Pamphylia
11.3. Publication in Syria
11.3.1. The Peshitta
11.3.2. The Writing of the Gospel in Antioch
11.3.3. The Hebrew Gospel of Matthew
11.3.4. A Common Source of the Traditions
11.4. The Dormition Traditions
11.5. The Desertion
11.6. The Further Travels of Mark
11.7. Conclusion
Chapter 12: The Origins of the Shared Traditions
12.1 The Source of the Johannine Reduplicated Traditions
12.2. The Source of Non-Western Markan Traditions
12.2.1. Hegesippus and the Reduplicated Markan Traditions
12.2.2. Proposed Source: Africanus
12.3. The Cypriot Mission of Mark and Barnabas
12.4. The Source of the Syrian Narrative and Barnabas
12.5. Conclusion
Conclusion to the Study
Appendix: The Acts of Mark Chapter 1-10
Bibliography
Index of Sources
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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