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    <namePart type="date">1866-1937</namePart>
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    <namePart>Strachan, Lionel Richard Mortimer</namePart>
    <namePart type="date">1876-</namePart>
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    <publisher>Baker Book House</publisher>
    <dateIssued>1978</dateIssued>
    <edition>New and completely rev. ed. with eighty-five illustrations from the latest German ed.</edition>
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    <extent>xxxii, 535 pages : plates, facsimiles ; 22 cm</extent>
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  <tableOfContents>The problem - discovery and nature of the New Texts: The Problem;  The Texts: Inscriptions, Papyri, Ostraca
The Language of the New Testament illustrated from the New Texts: The historical and the dogmatic method of New Testament Philology. Principal problems;  The New Testament a Record of late Colloquial Greek;  Examples: Phonology and Accidence;  Onomatology;  Vocabulary;  Syntax; Style;  The Essential character of the New Testament
The New Testament as Literature, illustrated by the New Texts: The problem of the Literary Development of Christianity;  The Essential distinction between "Literary" and "Non-literary" ;  A Series of Twenty-six Ancient Letters (from originals) representative of Non-Literary Writing;  The essential Distinction between the Letter and the Epistle;  Ancient Letters and Epistles;  Primitive Christian Letters;  The Literary Development of Primitive Christianity; The Essential Character of the New Testament
Social and Religious History in the New Testament, illustrated from the New Texts: Clues in the New Testament referring to the Subject. Remarks on Method;  The cultural background of Primitive Christianity;  The Religious World contemporary with Primitive Christianity;  The Competing cults;  Types of Individual Souls among the Ancient Non-Literary Classes;  Stimuli derived from contemporary popular religion -- Stimuli derived from Contemporary popular morality -- Stimuli derived from Contemporary Popular Law -- Christ and the Caesars: Parallelism in the Technical Language of their Cults;  The Theological and the Religious Element in Primitive Christianity;  The Forces enabling Primitive Christianity to gain Converts;  The Essential Character of the New Testament
Retrospect - Future work of research: Retrospect;  Christianity popular in its Personalities and forms of expression;  Future work for the Philologist;  Future work for the Theologian;  The New Testament Lexicon
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  <tableOfContents>Appendices: Jewish prayers for vengeance found at Rheneia;  On the Text of the Second Logia Fragment from Oxyrhynchus;  The supposed Fragment of a Gospel at Cairo;  Lucius - Luke;  The Synagogue inscription of Theodotus at Jerusalem;  The diptych of M. Valerius Quadratus, a veteran of the Jerusalem campaign;  The Epitaph of Regina, A Roman Jewess;  A Jewish inscription in the Theatre at Miletus;  The so-callled "planetary inscription" in the Theatre at Miletus a late Christian Protective charm;  Unrecognised Biblical quatations in Syrian and Mesopotamian Inscription</tableOfContents>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">by Adolf Deissmann ; translated by Lionel R.M. Strachan.</note>
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