Lajos Berkes
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Die Arbeit wurde mit dem Philippika-Preis des Harrassowitz Verlags sowie dem Ruprecht-Karls- und dem Dr. Gerhard Ott-Preis der Universität Heidelberg ausgezeichnet.
Articles by Lajos Berkes
languages, the ancient and medieval transmission of the Infancy Gospel
of Thomas (henceforth IGT) is an intricate maze that has puzzled
and fascinated scholars over the last three and a half centuries.
Although the hypothesis of a Syriac Urtext has been advanced time
and again, the current scholarly consensus posits a Greek archetype
dating from the 2nd century. The recent discovery of a papyrus with
the Greek text dated to the 4th/5th century not only endorses the thesis
of a Greek original, but also raises the possibility of a critical reassessment
of the oldest surving version in that language, namely recension
S (= Gs), considered to be the closest to the original.
of debt in kind from 371 or 406 AD.