Corpus-Paul

["Frank W. Hughes" <fwhughes AT sunbeach.net>]

Edgar Krentz wrote:
> I hope some one will take on him/herself the laborious
> task of compiling a
> complete list of the recommended CV-P summer reading. It might function
> as a kind of "required reading list" for graduate seminars on Paul.
I wonder if we could have some sort of "master bibliography" for Pauline
studies that could be part of the Corpus Paulinum website.  Maybe
someone could compile a list of the 50 or 100 most important books in Pauline
studies.  (Maybe someone already has such a list on their webpage
-- I think Bob Kraft mentioned a bibliography.)

I have found the bibliographies in the various volumes of Pauline Theology very useful.  When I got to this college a year and a half ago, I found Raymond Brown's Introduction to be extremely useful for me as I ordered books for the library.  I have also printed up the list that Ed Krentz compiled and is on the LSTC website as a recommended list for my students.

Still haven't done my next installment on 2 Thessalonians history of scholarship for a C-P posting, but haven't forgotten it.

All best,
Frank W. Hughes
Codrington College
Barbados