Charles E Hill
Biographic Data
| ID | 4771223 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles E Hill |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles E |
| FAMILY NAME | Hill |
| SIGNATURE | HILL C E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kansas State Normal School, Emporia, Kansas |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8425-3296 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1911 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The First Chapters
The First Chapters uncovers the origins of the first paragraph or chapter divisions made by scribes in copies of the Christian Scriptures. It takes as its main point of departure the magnificent, fourth-century Codex Vaticanus (Vat.gr. 1209; B 03), perhaps the single most significant ancient manuscript of the Bible, and the oldest material witness to the first large-scale attempt to equip the books of Scripture with numbered chapter divisions. Th…
From the Lost Teaching of Polycarp
Von der verlorenen Lehre Polykarps. Die Identifizierung von Irenäus apostolischem Gemeindevorsteher und dem Autor von
A Four-Gospel Canon in the Second Century? Artifact and Arti-fiction
Die Funde antiker christlicher Schriften in Ägypten widersprechen nach Meinung vieler Forscher dem Bild, das sich aus Aussagen frühchristlicher Theologen wie Irenäus oder Origenes über die Evangelien ergibt. Denn unter den frühesten Evangeliumsfragmenten finden sich sowohl Abschriften von EvThom, EvMar und möglicherweise EvPetr, als auch der vier kanonischen Evangelien. Dieses Nebeneinander kanonischer und nichtkanonischer Schriften hat viele Exe…
The Early Text of the New Testament
Chiliasm
Chiliasm (or millennialism) in early Jewish and Christian sources refers to belief in a future, temporary kingdom of righteousness to be realized on this Earth before the great day of resurrection/judgment and the distribution of eternal rewards.
Cerinthus
Cerinthus (ca. 50–125 ce ) is portrayed by several early Christian sources as a heretic of the apostolic age, active in Asia Minor, and a nemesis of the apostle John. If Cerinthus produced any writings, none has survived, and the patristic testimony about him is at points confused. Modern scholarship on Cerinthus has largely been an attempt to sort out the competing elements and place him in a credible context of the late first and early second c…
Muratorian Fragment
The Muratorian Fragment is a discursive list of early Christian books which its author claims are, or may be, received by the Catholic Church. Its traditional dating to the latter half of the second century or beginning of the third, thus providing the earliest “canon list” of New Testament books, has, however, been forcefully challenged by scholars who view it as a product of the late fourth‐century east. Settling this question can have notewort…
Who Chose the Gospels
Introduction: Drowning in a Sea of Gospels 1. The Proof is in the Papyri: Gospel Bestsellers from Egyptian Garbage Dumps 2. Silencing the Bishop, Part I: The Lonely Irenaeus 3. Silencing the Bishop, Part II: The Ugly Irenaeus 4. Irenaeus' 'Co-conspirators': Clement, Serapion, and a Canon-list-maker 5. 'Packaging' the Gospels: of Harmonies, Synopses, and Codices 6. Preaching and Teaching the Gospels: Justin Martyr and the Apostles' Memoirs 7. Just…
From the Lost Teaching of Polycarp
This book significantly expands our understanding of the life and work of Polycarp of Smyrna. Part One establishes that the anonymous "apostolic presbyterquot;, whose oral teaching is cited intermittently by Irenaeus in Against Heresies 4.27.1 through 4.32.1, is in fact Polycarp. The fragments of teaching preserved by Irenaeus shed valuable light upon his relationship with Polycarp, establishing that Irenaeus' contact with his teacher was neither…
Remembering
Remembering—and Defending—The International States System
IF THE HEDGEHOG KNOWS ONE BIG THING while the fox knows many things, as Archilochus said and Isaiah Berlin reminded us, then modern statesmen need to be both hedgehog and fox. As foxes we are doing well, but as hedgehogs we have forgotten our one big thing: the existence of an international system of states, the foundation on which world affairs have been organized and conducted for more than three centuries. Having forgotten this lesson of histo…
Did the Scribe of P52 use the Nomina Sacra? Another Look
Recently, Christopher M. Tuckett offered in this journal a careful and incisive study of the question whether the scribe of P52 (PRyl 457) employed the nomina sacra forms. The extant text contains no words that were commonly abbreviated as such, though missing portions of the fragment would have contained three instances (lines 2, 5, 7) of the name ‘Jesus’. Tuckett concluded with C. H. Roberts's original opinion (later changed) that the abbreviat…
Briefer Notices
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Results of Commission Government in Emporia, Kansas
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Results of Commission Government in Emporia, Kansas
Briefer Notices
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Did the Scribe of P52 use the Nomina Sacra? Another Look
Recently, Christopher M. Tuckett offered in this journal a careful and incisive study of the question whether the scribe of P52 (PRyl 457) employed the nomina sacra forms. The extant text contains no words that were commonly abbreviated as such, though missing portions of the fragment would have contained three instances (lines 2, 5, 7) of the name ‘Jesus’. Tuckett concluded with C. H. Roberts's original opinion (later changed) that the abbreviat…
Remembering
Remembering—and Defending—The International States System
IF THE HEDGEHOG KNOWS ONE BIG THING while the fox knows many things, as Archilochus said and Isaiah Berlin reminded us, then modern statesmen need to be both hedgehog and fox. As foxes we are doing well, but as hedgehogs we have forgotten our one big thing: the existence of an international system of states, the foundation on which world affairs have been organized and conducted for more than three centuries. Having forgotten this lesson of histo…
From the Lost Teaching of Polycarp
This book significantly expands our understanding of the life and work of Polycarp of Smyrna. Part One establishes that the anonymous "apostolic presbyterquot;, whose oral teaching is cited intermittently by Irenaeus in Against Heresies 4.27.1 through 4.32.1, is in fact Polycarp. The fragments of teaching preserved by Irenaeus shed valuable light upon his relationship with Polycarp, establishing that Irenaeus' contact with his teacher was neither…
Who Chose the Gospels
Introduction: Drowning in a Sea of Gospels 1. The Proof is in the Papyri: Gospel Bestsellers from Egyptian Garbage Dumps 2. Silencing the Bishop, Part I: The Lonely Irenaeus 3. Silencing the Bishop, Part II: The Ugly Irenaeus 4. Irenaeus' 'Co-conspirators': Clement, Serapion, and a Canon-list-maker 5. 'Packaging' the Gospels: of Harmonies, Synopses, and Codices 6. Preaching and Teaching the Gospels: Justin Martyr and the Apostles' Memoirs 7. Just…
The Early Text of the New Testament
Chiliasm
Chiliasm (or millennialism) in early Jewish and Christian sources refers to belief in a future, temporary kingdom of righteousness to be realized on this Earth before the great day of resurrection/judgment and the distribution of eternal rewards.
Cerinthus
Cerinthus (ca. 50–125 ce ) is portrayed by several early Christian sources as a heretic of the apostolic age, active in Asia Minor, and a nemesis of the apostle John. If Cerinthus produced any writings, none has survived, and the patristic testimony about him is at points confused. Modern scholarship on Cerinthus has largely been an attempt to sort out the competing elements and place him in a credible context of the late first and early second c…
Muratorian Fragment
The Muratorian Fragment is a discursive list of early Christian books which its author claims are, or may be, received by the Catholic Church. Its traditional dating to the latter half of the second century or beginning of the third, thus providing the earliest “canon list” of New Testament books, has, however, been forcefully challenged by scholars who view it as a product of the late fourth‐century east. Settling this question can have notewort…
A Four-Gospel Canon in the Second Century? Artifact and Arti-fiction
Die Funde antiker christlicher Schriften in Ägypten widersprechen nach Meinung vieler Forscher dem Bild, das sich aus Aussagen frühchristlicher Theologen wie Irenäus oder Origenes über die Evangelien ergibt. Denn unter den frühesten Evangeliumsfragmenten finden sich sowohl Abschriften von EvThom, EvMar und möglicherweise EvPetr, als auch der vier kanonischen Evangelien. Dieses Nebeneinander kanonischer und nichtkanonischer Schriften hat viele Exe…
From the Lost Teaching of Polycarp
Von der verlorenen Lehre Polykarps. Die Identifizierung von Irenäus apostolischem Gemeindevorsteher und dem Autor von
The First Chapters
The First Chapters uncovers the origins of the first paragraph or chapter divisions made by scribes in copies of the Christian Scriptures. It takes as its main point of departure the magnificent, fourth-century Codex Vaticanus (Vat.gr. 1209; B 03), perhaps the single most significant ancient manuscript of the Bible, and the oldest material witness to the first large-scale attempt to equip the books of Scripture with numbered chapter divisions. Th…
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