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The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S. Mark by John Burgon The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S. Mark by John Burgon This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at http://www.guten- berg.org/license Title: The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S. Mark Author: John Burgon Release Date: July 27, 2008 [Ebook 26134] Language: English ***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE LAST TWELVE VERSES OF THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO S. MARK*** THE THE LAST TWELVE VERSES OF THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO S. MARK Vindicated Against Recent Critical Objectors And Established by John W. Burgon B.D. Vicar of S. Mary-The-Virgin's, Fellow of Oriel College, and Gresham Lecturer in Divinity. With Facsimiles of Codex And Codex L "'Advice to you,' sir, 'in studying Divinity?' Did you say that you 'wished I would give you a few words of advice,' sir?... Then let me recommend to you the practice of always verifying your references, sir!" Conversation of the late PRESIDENT ROUTH Oxford and London: James Parker and Co. 1871. Contents The Codex . 2 Dedication: To Sir Roundell Palmer, Q.C., M.P. 8 Preface. 10 The Last Twelve Verses. 12 Chapter I. THE CASE OF THE LAST TWELVE VERSES OF S. MARK'S GOSPEL, STATED. 15 Chapter II. THE HOSTILE VERDICT OF BIBLICAL CRITICS SHEWN TO BE QUITE OF RECENT DATE. 19 Chapter III. THE EARLY FATHERS APPEALED TO, AND OBSERVED TO BEAR FAVOURABLE WIT- NESS. 34 Chapter IV. THE EARLY VERSIONS EXAMINED, AND FOUND TO YIELD UNFALTERING TESTI- MONY TO THE GENUINENESS OF THESE VERSES. 48 Chapter V. THE ALLEGED HOSTILE WITNESS OF CERTAIN OF THE EARLY FATHERS PROVED TO BE AN IMAGINATION OF THE CRITICS. 55 Chapter VI. MANUSCRIPT TESTIMONY SHEWN TO BE OVERWHELMINGLY IN FAVOUR OF THESE VERSES.—PART I. 90 Chapter VII. MANUSCRIPT TESTIMONY SHEWN TO BE OVERWHELMINGLY IN FAVOUR OF THESE VERSES.—PART II. 114 Chapter VIII. THE PURPORT OF ANCIENT SCHO- LIA, AND NOTES IN MSS. ON THE SUBJECT OF THESE VERSES, SHEWN TO BE THE REVERSE OF WHAT IS COMMONLY SUPPOSED. 140 iv The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S. Mark Chapter IX. INTERNAL EVIDENCE DEMON- STRATED TO BE THE VERY REVERSE OF UN- FAVOURABLE TO THESE VERSES. 167 Chapter X. THE TESTIMONY OF THE LECTIONARIES SHEWN TO BE ABSOLUTELY DECISIVE AS TO THE GENUINENESS OF THESE VERSES. 229 Chapter XI. THE OMISSION OF THESE TWELVE VERSES IN CERTAIN ANCIENT COPIES OF THE GOSPELS, EXPLAINED AND ACCOUNTED FOR. 252 Chapter XII. GENERAL REVIEW OF THE QUESTION: SUMMARY OF THE EVIDENCE; AND CONCLU- SION OF THE WHOLE SUBJECT. 287 APPENDIX (A). 301 APPENDIX (B). 310 APPENDIX (C). 312 APPENDIX (D). 316 APPENDIX (E). 336 APPENDIX (F). 340 APPENDIX (G). 345 APPENDIX (H). 365 POSTSCRIPT. 371 L'ENVOY . 377 GENERAL INDEX. 379 Footnotes . 411 [i] The Codex [Transcriber's Note: This e-book contains much Greek text which is central to the point of the book. In the ASCII versions of the e-book, the Greek is transliterated into Roman letters, which do not perfectly represent the Greek original; especially, accent and breathing marks do not transliterate. The HTML and PDF versions contain the true Greek text of the original book.] On the next page is exhibited an exact Fac-simile, obtained by Photography, of fol. 28 b of the CODEX SINAITICUS at S. Peters- burg, (Tischendorf's ): shewing the abrupt termination of S. Mark's Gospel at the words ¦¥¤ ¡ (chap. xvi. 8), as explained at p. 70, and pp. 86-8. The original Photograph, which is here reproduced on a diminished scale, measures in height full fourteen inches and one-eighth; in breadth, full thirteen inches. It was procured for me through the friendly and zealous offices of the English Chaplain at S. Petersburg, the Rev. A. S. Thompson, B.D.; by favour of the Keeper of the Imperial Library, who has my hearty thanks for his liberality and consideration. It will be perceived that the text begins at S. Mark xvi. 2, and ends with the first words of S. Luke i. 18. Up to this hour, every endeavour to obtain a Photograph of the corresponding page of the CODEX VATICANUS, B, (No. 1209, in the Vatican,) has proved unavailing. If the present Vindication of the genuineness of Twelve Verses of the everlasting Gospel should have the good fortune to approve itself to his Holiness, POPE PIUS IX., let me be permitted in this unadorned and unusual manner,—(to which I would fain add some circumstance of re- spectful ceremony if I knew how,)—very humbly to entreat his Holiness to allow me to possess a Photograph, corresponding in size with the original, of the page of CODEX B (it is numbered The Codex 3 fol. 1303,) which exhibits the abrupt termination of the Gospel according to S. Mark. J. W. B. ORIEL COLLEGE,OXFORD, June 14, 1871. 4 The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S. Mark The Codex 5 6 The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S. Mark The Codex 7 [iv] "My Word Will Not Pass Away" ¼t½ ³pÁ»s³É Q¼Ö½, É ½ À±Ás»¸ÃA ¿PÁ±½x º±v ! ³Æ, 0öı ½ " ¼w± ºµÁ±w± ¿P ¼t À±Ás»¸Ã Àx Ä¿æ ½y¼¿Å, É ½ Àq½Ä± ³s½·Ä±¹. µPº¿À}ĵÁ¿½ ´s ÃĹ Äx½ ¿PÁ±½x½ º±v Ät½ ³Æ½ À±Áµ»¸µÖ½, " Ä¿æ ½y¼¿Å ¼w±½ ºµÁ±w±½ ÀµÃµÖ½. A ¿PÁ±½x º±v ! ³Æ À±Áµ»µ{ÿ½Ä±¹, ¿1 ´r »y³¿¹ ¼¿Å ¿P ¼t À±Ás»¸Éù. º±v q½ Ĺ Ʊ¹ÁÇ Àx Äö½ »y³É½ ²w²»¿Å ÄÆ ÀÁ¿Æ·Äµw±Â ı{ķ Ʊ¹Áuõ¹ A ¸µxÂÄx ¼sÁ¿Â ±PÄ¿æ Àx ²w²»¿Å ÄÆ ¶ÉÆÂ, º±v º ÄÆÂÀy»µÉ ÄÆ ³w±Â, º±v Äö½ ³µ³Á±¼¼s½É½ ½ ²¹²»wó Ä¿{Äó. 8 The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S. Mark [v] Dedication: To Sir Roundell Palmer, Q.C., M.P. DEAR SIR ROUNDELL, I do myself the honour of inscribing this volume to you. Permit me to explain the reason why. It is not merely that I may give expression to a sentiment of private friendship which dates back from the pleasant time when I was Curate to your Father,—whose memory I never recall without love and veneration;—nor even in order to afford myself the opportunity of testifying how much I honour you for the noble example of conscientious uprightness and integrity which you set us on a recent public occasion. It is for no such reason that I dedicate to you this vindication of the last Twelve Verses of the Gospel according to S. Mark. It is because I desire supremely to submit the argument con- tained in the ensuing pages to a practised judicial intellect of the loftiest stamp. Recent Editors of the New Testament insist that these “last Twelve Verses” are not genuine. The Critics, almost to a man, avow themselves of the same opinion. Popular Prejudice has been for a long time past warmly enlisted on the same side. I am as convinced as I am of my life, that the reverse is the truth. It is not even with me as it is with certain learned friends of mine, who, admitting the adversary's premisses, content themselves with denying the validity of his inference. However true it may be,—and it is true,—that from those premisses the proposed Dedication: To Sir Roundell Palmer, Q.C., M.P. 9 conclusion does not follow, I yet venture to deny the correctness of those premisses altogether. I insist, on the contrary, that the [vi] Evidence relied on is untrustworthy,—untrustworthy in every particular. How, in the meantime, can such an one as I am hope to persuade the world that it is as I say, while the most illustrious Biblical Critics at home and abroad are agreed, and against me? Clearly, the first thing to be done is to secure for myself a full and patient hearing. With this view, I have written a book. But next, instead of waiting for the slow verdict of Public Opinion, (which yet, I know, must come after many days,) I desiderate for the Evidence I have collected, a competent and an impartial Judge. And that is why I dedicate my book to you. If I can but get this case fairly tried, I have no doubt whatever about the result. Whether you are able to find time to read these pages, or not, it shall content me to have shewn in this manner the confidence with which I advocate my cause; the kind of test to which I propose to bring my reasonings. If I may be allowed to say so,—S. Mark's last Twelve Verses shall no longer remain a subject of dispute among men. I am able to prove that this portion of the Gospel has been declared to be spurious on wholly mistaken grounds: and this ought in fairness to close the discussion. But I claim to have done more. I claim to have shewn, from considerations which have been hitherto overlooked, that its genuineness must needs be reckoned among the things that are absolutely certain. I am, with sincere regard and respect, Dear Sir Roundell, Very faithfully yours, JOHN W. BURGON. ORIEL, July, 1871. [vii] 10 The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S.
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