Beyond What Is Written
Erasmus and Beza as Conjectural Critics of the New Testament
Biographical note
Jan L.H. Krans, Ph.D. (2004) in Theology, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, is Lecturer of New Testament at the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam. He is currently working on a comprehensive overview and evaluation of important conjectures on the Greek New Testament.
Readership
All those interested in New Testament textual criticism, Renaissance and Reformation studies.
Reviews
'This is a very thorough but readable thesis, displaying careful scholarship at its best: well–documented, judiciously analyzed, and logically presented and evaluated. In short, it is a richly deserved doctorate that we are now privileged to benefit from in the latest volume in this prestigious series.'
J. K. Elliott, Review of Biblical Literature, 2007.
'Krans has demonstrated a mastery of the earliest practitioners of conjectural emendation, and will serve as an able guide to their successor as his research continues.'
Jeffrey Kloha, Novum Testamentum 51 (2009)
J. K. Elliott, Review of Biblical Literature, 2007.
'Krans has demonstrated a mastery of the earliest practitioners of conjectural emendation, and will serve as an able guide to their successor as his research continues.'
Jeffrey Kloha, Novum Testamentum 51 (2009)
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