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Der Proceß

Franz Kafka

1925 ★ 4.2

Acts

Mikeal C. Parsons, Martin M. Culy

2003

The story of the New Testament text

Robert F. Hull

2010

Textual & literary criticism

Fredson Bowers

1959

Author and printer in Victorian England

Allan C. Dooley

1992

The Book of Tobit

Simon J. Gathercole, Loren T. Stuckenbruck, Stuart Weeks

2004

Encountering New Testament manuscripts

Jack Finegan

1974

The Critical study of sacred texts

Wendy Doniger

1979

The text of Galatians and its history

Stephen C. Carlson

2015

The architecture of Jeremiah 1-20

William Lee Holladay

1975

Studies in the Coptic Manichaean psalm-book

Säve-Söderbergh, Torgny

1949

Fundamentals of New Testament Textual Criticism

Stanley E. Porter

2015

Galatians

David Arthur DeSilva

2014

Textual Scholarship And The Making Of The New Testament

David C. Parker

2012

The text of the Greek Bible

Sir Frederic G. Kenyon, A. W. Adams

1937

The editing of the Hebrew Psalter

Gerald Henry Wilson

1985

Gospel truth?

Graham N. Stanton

1995

Scribes, scrolls, and scripture

J. Harold Greenlee

1985

The Scandal of Ulysses

Bruce Arnold

1991

Textual criticism of the Old Testament

Ralph W. Klein

1981

A textual commentary on the Greek New Testament

Bruce Manning Metzger

1971

The Hebrew text of Sirach

Alexander A. Di Lella

1966

Old Testament textual criticism

Ellis R. Brotzman

1994

Essays and Studies in New Testament Textual Criticism

J. K. Elliott

1992

The Nazarene Gospel restored

Robert Graves

1953

The Orthodox Corruption of Scripture

Bart D. Ehrman

1993

Textual connections in Acts

Stephen H. Levinsohn

1987

Swift and the twentieth century

Milton Voigt

1964

James

A. K. M. Adam

2013

Re-editing Shakespeare for the modern reader

Stanley W. Wells

1984

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