[B-Greek] MK 16:4
Ben Crick
ben.crick at argonet.co.uk
Tue May 3 18:10:44 EDT 2005
On Mon 2 May 2005 (18:26:27), pinellaspt at verizon.net wrote:
> I am currently interpreting Mark 16:4, and would appreciate any insight
> as to a discrepancy between texts. Westscott-Hort has "anakulio", the
> stone was "rolled up", but UBS and BYZ have "apokulio", it was "rolled
> away". Since, if it is the former, only Mark mentions this, it would
> bear on the exposition; I can find no textual commentary or
> information regarding WHO's unique use, if anyone has such
> information, I would appreciate a response.
Dear Stuart,
The only commentator accessible to me here that mentions ANAKULIEIN at
Mark 16:4 is HB Swete in his /The Gospel According to Mark/ (Greek Text),
Macmillan, London, 3rd Ed. 1920, page 396.
"... The change from APOKULIEIN to the rarer and more difficult ANAKULIEIN
is evidence for Mark's care for accuracy in detail; the stone was not
rolled right away, but rolled back so as to leave the opening free; cf
Ev. Petr. [Gospel of Peter] 9 hO DE LIQOS ... AF' hEAUTOU KULISQEIS
EPEXWRHSE PARA MEROS, KAI hO TAFOS HNOIGH. The Perf., as in 15:44, 47, adds
to the vividness of the narrative: we hear the women exclaim 'ANAKEKULISTAI
-- their TIS 'APOKULISAI? has been answered, and their wish, idle as it had
seemed, is realised. ...".
HTH
ERRWSQE
Ben
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