Johannine Writings

IN the German edition, the present work comprises three parts (8, 10, and 12) of the well-known "Religionsgeschichtliche Volksbcher." The present edition gathers these discussions of the Johannine (and incidentally of the Synoptic) problem into a single volume. It has the further advantage--through the kindness of Prof. Schmiedel--of incorporating many manuscript improvements in and additions to the German text. For instance--not to mention smaller additions-- 26 and 27 in Pt. I. Chap. III. (pp. 130-136), the second and third paragraphs of 13 in Pt. II. Chap. V. (pp. 255-257), and the second note in the Appendix (pp. 270-277) are entirely new. In fact, in this, as in other matters, Prof. Schmiedel has spared himself no trouble in order to lay the results of his studies in as complete a form as possible (having regard, of course, to the limitations imposed by a popular German series) before his English readers.