Appendix II

Books Recommended

THE literature dealing with this subject is most extensive, and it is difficult to make a selection. The following, however, will be found useful by any who desire to go more deeply into the subject

1. Some of the theses maintained in this lecture may be found drawn out at greater length in various articles previously published by the lecturer. Among these he would mention:

"St Mark." -- Monthly Review, October and November 1904.

"St Matthew." -- Journal of Theological Studies, January 1905.

"Gospel according to the Hebrews." -- Journal of Theological Studies, April 1905.

"Papias and the Gospels." -- Dublin Review, January 1905.

"The Acta Pilati and the Passion Document of St Luke." -- Dublin Review, July 1905.

2. The articles on the Gospels in the Encyclopedia Britannica, in Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible, and in Smith's Bible Dictionary, should all be studied.

3. Introduction:

- CONSERVATIVE

• Westcott -- Introduction to the Study of the Gospels.
• Salmon -- Introduction to the Gospels.
• A. Wright -- Some New Testament Problems.

• B. Weiss -- A Manual of Introduction to the New Testament.
• S. Davidson -- Introduction to the Study of the New Testament.
• Renan -- Les Evangiles.
• Julicher -- Introduction to the New Testament.

4. Helps towards Study of the Greek:

• Wright -- Synopsis of the Gospels.
• Hawkins -- Horae Synopticae.

5. The following will also be found useful:

• Cone, Orelli -- Gospel Criticism and Historical Christianity.
• Burkitt -- Two Lectures on the Gospels.
• Rose, V. -- Studies in the Gospels.
• Stanton -- The Gospels as Historical Documents.
• Sanday -- The Gospels in the Second Century.
• Sanday -- Survey of the Synoptic Question (Expositor, 1891).
• Robinson, Armitage -- Study of the Gospels.