New Testament Textual Analysis 18 - John 7:53-8:11

Investigating the evidence pertaining to John 7:53-8:11.

1:00 - headings in modern Bibles
1:30 - the NKJV's underestimate:
2:00 - early versions without the story of the adulteress
3:00 - "overwhelming" evidence against John 7:53-8:11
4:30 - memorial-space in L and Delta
5:11 - in simple quantities, the score among majuscules is numerically even
6:30 - Egyptian climate favored papyrus MS-preservation
7:00 - Jerome affirmed the story in many Greek and Latin copies of the Gospel of John
6:30 - Didascalia Apostolorum
10:00 - Old Latin chapter-summaries (Cy-form of the capitula)
12:00 - Ambrose
13:00 - Pacian
14:00 - Eastern witnesses tend not to include; Western witnesses tend to include
14:35 - the dislocation of the passage - a "floating anecdote"?
16:20 - the lection for Pentecost - John 7:37-52 + 8:12
18:00 - the note in family-1's chief representatives
19:25 - Palestinian Aramaic
20:30 - GA 1333 - Lection for Oct 8 - Saint Pelagia's Feast-day
21:30 - family 13 - a liturgically adjusted Gospels-text
23:00 - the CSB's problematic footnote
26:00 - an early scribe misunderstood instructions for a lector as if they were meant for him
28:30 - five additional points
30:00 - miscellaneous evidence
38:00 - Punch and Johnson
39:30 -which option disrupts the narrative?

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