The Harrison, P. N. (Percival Neale) creator text theses Academic theses. Criticism, interpretation, etc. Academic theses. enk London Oxford University Press 1921 monographic eng

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179 pages Introductory: The Problem of the Pastorals -- Principles of Investigation -- Thesis -- The name 'Pastoral Epistles': its origin, meaning, and application to the Epistles to Timothy and Titus -- Other titles by which they have been designated collectively -- Their Common Elements and Characteristics Unpauline elements: Linguistic peculiarities of the Pastorals as compared with the other Paulines --Difficulty of reconciling these peculiarities with Pauline authorship, even by referring to: The writer; Circumstances; Subject-matter; Amanuensis; Recipients; Forgery; Literary Analogies; Derivatives; Septuagint; Classical Words Language of the pastorals and of Paul compared with that of Early Second-Century writers Pauline elements: Phrases taken from the ten Epistles of Paul: Personalia Appendices by P.N Harrison. Revision of the author's thesis (Ph. D, University of London). Criticism, interpretation, etc 227.83 BC 7340 KIJ 920218 20231107063001.0 ocn222646159 eng