| 释义 |
Marcan, a.|ˈmɑːkən|
Also Markan.
[f. L. Marc-us or f. Mark + -an.]
Pertaining to the Gospel of St. Mark.
1902J. A. Robinson Study of Gospels iv. heading, The use of the non-Marcan Document by St. Matthew and St. Luke. 1903H. B. Swete in Expositor June 415 The Marcan tradition. 1909B. W. Bacon Beginnings Gospel Story p. xxviii, Let the reader simply subtract mentally the Markan element from Luke. 1926V. Taylor Behind Third Gospel v. 130 Again the Markan stripe is characterized by unity of subject-matter. 1930A. G. Hebert tr. Brilioth's Eucharistic Faith & Pract. i. 5 An energetic analysis of the texts leads him to the conclusions that the Markan narrative is alone authentic and original, [etc.]. 1971Novum Testamentum XIII. 187 In general the changes made by Matthew and Luke to their Markan source reveal primarily a Matthean and Lukan redaction history and not a Markan one. |