The Last Twelve Verses of the Gospel According to S. Mark
by John William Burgon
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Contents
- The Codex
- "My Word Will Not Pass Away"
- Dedication: To Sir Roundell Palmer, Q.C., M.P.
- Preface
- The Case of the Last Twelve Verses of S. Mark's Gospel, Stated
- The Hostile Verdict of Biblical Critics Shewn to Be Quite of Recent Date
- The Early Fathers Appealed to, and Observed to Bear Favourable Witness
- The Early Versions Examined, and Found to Yield Unfaltering Testimony to the Genuineness of These Verses
- The Alleged Hostile Witness of Certain of the Early Fathers Proved to Be an Imagination of the Critics
- Manuscript Testimony Shewn to Be Overwhelmingly in Favour of These Verses.—Part I
- Manuscript Testimony Shewn to Be Overwhelmingly in Favour of These Verses.—Part II
- The Purport of Ancient Scholia, and Notes in Mss. On the Subject of These Verses, Shewn to Be the Reverse of What Is Commonly Supposed
- Internal Evidence Demonstrated to Be the Very Reverse of Unfavourable to These Verses
- The Testimony of the Lectionaries Shewn to Be Absolutely Decisive as to the Genuineness of These Verses
- The Omission of These Twelve Verses in Certain Ancient Copies of the Gospels, Explained and Accounted for
- General Review of the Question: Summary of the Evidence; And Conclusion of the Whole Subject
- Appendix (a)
- Appendix (B)
- Appendix (C)
- Appendix (D)
- Appendix (E)
- Appendix (F)
- Appendix (G)
- Appendix (H)
- Postscript
- L'Envoy