J.K. Elliott is Professor of New Testament Textual Criticism at the University of Leeds. He is the editor of The Apocryphal New Testament (Oxford, 1993).

"The editor, series, and publisher deserve our thanks for this beautifully bound and attractively presented monument to aspects of his work." – Robert A. Kraft, University of Pennsylvania, in: Bryn Mawr Review 2008.1.47"Its editor is to be congratulated for bringing together such a valuable collection of articles as well as for offering glimpses of the man who wrote them." – Andrew Gregory, in: Church of England Newspaper, 2004"…valuable book…" – Peter M. Head, in: Journal for the Study of The New Testament, 2005"...very much welcome collection of specific writings ... Elliott is to be thanked for ... his work as an editor..." – Thomas J. Kraus, in: A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism, 2007

• PrefaceIntroductionBibliography of T.C. Skeat's PublicationsA. Ancient Book Production1. The Use of Dictation in Ancient Book Production [1956]2. Early Christian Book Production: Papyri and Manuscripts [1969]3. Two Notes on Papyrus. [1981]I. Was Re-Rolling a Papyrus Roll an Irksome and Time-consuming Task? II. Last Words on the Question: Was an Adhesive Used in the Manufacture of Papyrus?]4. The Length of the Standard Papyrus Roll and the Cost-advantage of the Codex [1982]5. Roll versus Codex - A New Approach? [1990]6. Irenaeus and the Four-Gospel Canon [1992]7. The Origin of the Christian Codex [1994]8. Was Papyrus Regarded as "Cheap" or "Expensive" in the Ancient World? [1995].B. New Testament Manuscripts1. a) Four Years' Work on the Codex Sinaiticus [1938]b) Striking Results of Experts' Detective Work [1938]2. The Provenance of the Codex Alexandrinus [1955]3. The Codex Vaticanus in the Fifteenth Century [1984]4. (With B.C. McGing) Notes on Chester Beatty Biblical Papyrus I (Gospels and Acts) [1991]5. A Codicological Analysis of the Chester Beatty Papyrus Codex of Gospels and Acts (P 45) [1993]6. The Oldest Manuscript of the Four Gospels? [1997]7. The Codex Sinaiticus, the Codex Vaticanus and Constantine [1999]8. The Last Chapter in the History of the Codex Sinaiticus [2000]C. Textual Variants1. The Lilies of the Field [1938]2. ΑΡΤΟΝ ΦΑΓΕΙΝ: A Note on Mark 3: 20-21[2001]3. A Note on πυγμῇ in Mark 7:3 [1990]4. St Mark 16:8: A Modern Greek Parallel [1949]5. The 'Second-First' Sabbath (Luke 6:1): The Final Solution [1988]6. Did Paul Write to 'Bishops and Deacons" at Philippi? A Note on Philippians 1:1[1995]7. 'Especially the Parchments': A Note on 2 Timothy 4:13 [1979]APPENDIXESA. The Formation of the Four-Gospel Codex. A Dramatized Account of how it may have come about B. The Arrival of the Fifty Bibles in ConstantinopleC. T.C. Skeat on the Dating and Origin of Codex Vaticanus) by J.K. Elliott)INDEXESBiblical CitationsNames and Subjects

J.K. Elliott is Professor of New Testament Textual Criticism at the University of Leeds. He is the editor of The Apocryphal New Testament (Oxford, 1993).

"The editor, series, and publisher deserve our thanks for this beautifully bound and attractively presented monument to aspects of his work." – Robert A. Kraft, University of Pennsylvania, in: Bryn Mawr Review 2008.1.47"Its editor is to be congratulated for bringing together such a valuable collection of articles as well as for offering glimpses of the man who wrote them." – Andrew Gregory, in: Church of England Newspaper, 2004"…valuable book…" – Peter M. Head, in: Journal for the Study of The New Testament, 2005"...very much welcome collection of specific writings ... Elliott is to be thanked for ... his work as an editor..." – Thomas J. Kraus, in: A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism, 2007

• PrefaceIntroductionBibliography of T.C. Skeat's PublicationsA. Ancient Book Production1. The Use of Dictation in Ancient Book Production [1956]2. Early Christian Book Production: Papyri and Manuscripts [1969]3. Two Notes on Papyrus. [1981]I. Was Re-Rolling a Papyrus Roll an Irksome and Time-consuming Task? II. Last Words on the Question: Was an Adhesive Used in the Manufacture of Papyrus?]4. The Length of the Standard Papyrus Roll and the Cost-advantage of the Codex [1982]5. Roll versus Codex - A New Approach? [1990]6. Irenaeus and the Four-Gospel Canon [1992]7. The Origin of the Christian Codex [1994]8. Was Papyrus Regarded as "Cheap" or "Expensive" in the Ancient World? [1995].B. New Testament Manuscripts1. a) Four Years' Work on the Codex Sinaiticus [1938]b) Striking Results of Experts' Detective Work [1938]2. The Provenance of the Codex Alexandrinus [1955]3. The Codex Vaticanus in the Fifteenth Century [1984]4. (With B.C. McGing) Notes on Chester Beatty Biblical Papyrus I (Gospels and Acts) [1991]5. A Codicological Analysis of the Chester Beatty Papyrus Codex of Gospels and Acts (P 45) [1993]6. The Oldest Manuscript of the Four Gospels? [1997]7. The Codex Sinaiticus, the Codex Vaticanus and Constantine [1999]8. The Last Chapter in the History of the Codex Sinaiticus [2000]C. Textual Variants1. The Lilies of the Field [1938]2. ΑΡΤΟΝ ΦΑΓΕΙΝ: A Note on Mark 3: 20-21[2001]3. A Note on πυγμῇ in Mark 7:3 [1990]4. St Mark 16:8: A Modern Greek Parallel [1949]5. The 'Second-First' Sabbath (Luke 6:1): The Final Solution [1988]6. Did Paul Write to 'Bishops and Deacons" at Philippi? A Note on Philippians 1:1[1995]7. 'Especially the Parchments': A Note on 2 Timothy 4:13 [1979]APPENDIXESA. The Formation of the Four-Gospel Codex. A Dramatized Account of how it may have come about B. The Arrival of the Fifty Bibles in ConstantinopleC. T.C. Skeat on the Dating and Origin of Codex Vaticanus) by J.K. Elliott)INDEXESBiblical CitationsNames and Subjects

J.K. Elliott is Professor of New Testament Textual Criticism at the University of Leeds. He is the editor of The Apocryphal New Testament (Oxford, 1993).

"The editor, series, and publisher deserve our thanks for this beautifully bound and attractively presented monument to aspects of his work." – Robert A. Kraft, University of Pennsylvania, in: Bryn Mawr Review 2008.1.47"Its editor is to be congratulated for bringing together such a valuable collection of articles as well as for offering glimpses of the man who wrote them." – Andrew Gregory, in: Church of England Newspaper, 2004"…valuable book…" – Peter M. Head, in: Journal for the Study of The New Testament, 2005"...very much welcome collection of specific writings ... Elliott is to be thanked for ... his work as an editor..." – Thomas J. Kraus, in: A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism, 2007

• PrefaceIntroductionBibliography of T.C. Skeat's PublicationsA. Ancient Book Production1. The Use of Dictation in Ancient Book Production [1956]2. Early Christian Book Production: Papyri and Manuscripts [1969]3. Two Notes on Papyrus. [1981]I. Was Re-Rolling a Papyrus Roll an Irksome and Time-consuming Task? II. Last Words on the Question: Was an Adhesive Used in the Manufacture of Papyrus?]4. The Length of the Standard Papyrus Roll and the Cost-advantage of the Codex [1982]5. Roll versus Codex - A New Approach? [1990]6. Irenaeus and the Four-Gospel Canon [1992]7. The Origin of the Christian Codex [1994]8. Was Papyrus Regarded as "Cheap" or "Expensive" in the Ancient World? [1995].B. New Testament Manuscripts1. a) Four Years' Work on the Codex Sinaiticus [1938]b) Striking Results of Experts' Detective Work [1938]2. The Provenance of the Codex Alexandrinus [1955]3. The Codex Vaticanus in the Fifteenth Century [1984]4. (With B.C. McGing) Notes on Chester Beatty Biblical Papyrus I (Gospels and Acts) [1991]5. A Codicological Analysis of the Chester Beatty Papyrus Codex of Gospels and Acts (P 45) [1993]6. The Oldest Manuscript of the Four Gospels? [1997]7. The Codex Sinaiticus, the Codex Vaticanus and Constantine [1999]8. The Last Chapter in the History of the Codex Sinaiticus [2000]C. Textual Variants1. The Lilies of the Field [1938]2. ΑΡΤΟΝ ΦΑΓΕΙΝ: A Note on Mark 3: 20-21[2001]3. A Note on πυγμῇ in Mark 7:3 [1990]4. St Mark 16:8: A Modern Greek Parallel [1949]5. The 'Second-First' Sabbath (Luke 6:1): The Final Solution [1988]6. Did Paul Write to 'Bishops and Deacons" at Philippi? A Note on Philippians 1:1[1995]7. 'Especially the Parchments': A Note on 2 Timothy 4:13 [1979]APPENDIXESA. The Formation of the Four-Gospel Codex. A Dramatized Account of how it may have come about B. The Arrival of the Fifty Bibles in ConstantinopleC. T.C. Skeat on the Dating and Origin of Codex Vaticanus) by J.K. Elliott)INDEXESBiblical CitationsNames and Subjects