Corpus-Paul

["James Ernest" <jdelists AT earthlink.net>]

Peter,

This is useful. If I understand correctly, in principle this index should
duplicate online the NT portion of the one printed in vol. 10 of the ANF
set. Of course that set is a limited selection of the available material,
some of which has been translated in other places and some of which has not
been translated, so we're stuck hunting in diverse places (Biblia
Patristica, indexes to particular editions and translations, the new ACCS
volumes as they appear, etc.). Your online ANF index will make searching one
of the best-known collections easier.

Tom Oden's ACCS team, by the way, has put a tremendous amount of work into
using computers to locate biblical citations and allusions throughout the
patristic corpus. Perhaps this work will eventually yield a comprehensive
index that will dwarf everything currently available.

James

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Kirby" <kirby AT earthlink.net>
To: "Corpus-paul" <corpus-paul AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
Sent: Monday, September 16, 2002 12:40 PM
Subject: [corpus-paul] e-Catena


> Hello,
>
> My two passions are computer programming and ancient Christian writings.
> This morning and yesterday, I have been working on both.
>
> http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/e-catena/
>
> Basically, I extracted the references to the NT from the footnotes in the
> _Ante-Nicene Fathers_ and arranged this information in the canonical order
> so that the patristic citations are easily found for any given biblical
> verse.  See the web page for more detail.
>
> I thought it would be relevant to this group because of the information
that
> it offers on the interpretation and reception of the Pauline epistles.
> Also, I mentioned that someone else on this group gave me the idea with a
> question on the early references to Romans.  Suggestions are welcome.
>
> best,
> Peter Kirby
>
>
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