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As readers of rogueclassicism are probably already aware, a couple of weeks ago Ariel Sabar wrote a lengthy piece in the Atlantic documenting his successful search for the owner of the so-called Gospel of Jesus Wife, who we now know is a certain Walter Fritz. It’s a sequel to an earlier piece he wrote for … Continue reading Returning to the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife: Reflections and Implications (I)
@What’s New in Papyrology * Malcolm Choat, The Gospel of Jesus’s Wife: A Preliminary Paleographical Assessment * http://ift.tt/1kuXdMa
This is pretty much a duplicate of my previous post (New Sappho Followup ~ Some Questions Answered in TLS, but since it really is a separate issue (despite being mentioned in my initial post on the Sappho things: A New Sapphic Poem ~ Wading into the Morass ) it seems to merit a post of its … Continue reading New Sappho Followup II ~ Implications for the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife
This one’s just starting to make the rounds and likely won’t get too much attention. CNN’s Belief Blog has an update of sorts on the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife thing, especially as regards the testing, which, of course, we all await with bated breath. Inter alia: […] A dealer took the fragment to King for … Continue reading Gospel of Jesus’ Wife Latest
Tip o’ the pileus to Robert Cargill who alerted us to a post at The Quaternion (A Coptic New Testament Papyrus Fragment (Galatians 2) For Sale on eBay) which really has nothing to do with the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife, but does, as the title suggests it might, presents a photo of a fragment of … Continue reading Gospel of Jesus’ Wife ~ Just Sayin’
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