‘Why don't you sing, Thomas?’ The manuscript tradition omitting the Hymn of the Bride in Acta Thomae

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New Testament Studies Pub Date : 2023-07-01 DOI:10.1017/S0028688523000012

Luisa Lesage Gárriga

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Abstract

Abstract The so-called Hymn of the Bride is found in Chapters 6–7 in the first Act of the apocryphal Acts of Thomas. The manuscripts containing it show a particular history of the text which does not always coincide with that of the rest of the Act. For instance, family gamma (Γ) often presents a summarized version of the first two Acts, thus heavily shortening the Hymn. A study of the text is essential to establish a new edition with translation, which is the aim of the project in which this study is embedded. However, analysis of the manuscripts omitting or summarizing the Hymn is also relevant for other goals, such as a proper understanding of the interrelationships between the different manuscripts and of the interest in the text, and its use by early Christian communities and by later readers. Consequently, in this paper, I will analyse the particularities of such a textual tradition and offer a few conclusions that will, in turn, contribute to the broader analysis of the Acts of Thomas.

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“你为什么不唱呢，托马斯?”手稿传统中省略了《托马斯学报》中的《新娘赞美诗》

所谓的新娘赞美诗出现在《多马使徒行传》第1章6-7章。包含它的手稿显示了文本的特定历史，并不总是与该法案的其余部分一致。例如，家庭伽玛(Γ)经常呈现前两个使徒行传的摘要版本，从而大大缩短了赞美诗。文本的研究是必不可少的，以建立一个新的版本与翻译，这是该项目的目的，其中研究是嵌入。然而，对省略或总结赞美诗的手稿的分析也与其他目标有关，比如正确理解不同手稿之间的相互关系，对文本的兴趣，以及早期基督教团体和后来读者对赞美诗的使用。因此，在本文中，我将分析这种文本传统的特殊性，并提供一些结论，这些结论反过来将有助于对多马使徒行传的更广泛分析。

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