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Cover 1 Half-title 3 Series-title 4 Title 5 Copyright 6 Dedication 7 Contents 9 Acknowledgements 11 Sigla 12 Abbreviations 12 Editorial conventions 13 Introduction 15 1 The birth and childhood of Mary: the development of a tradition 20 THE CANONICAL INFANCY GOSPELS 20 THE PROTEUANGELIUM JACOBI 21 THE PROTEUANGELIUM IN LATIN 30 THE GOSPEL OF PSEUDO-MATTHEW 32 2 The death and assumption of Mary: the Syriac and Greek traditions 38 BETHLEHEM AND THE BURNING OF INCENSE 42 THE PALM FROM THE TREE OF LIFE 49 THE SYRIAC OBSEQUIES 49 THE COPTIC TEXTS 56 THE GREEK TEXTS 61 THE GREEK R 63 JOHN OF THESSALONICA'S HOMILY FOR THE ASSUMPTION 75 OTHER GREEK TEXTS 77 THE GREEK AND THE SYRIAC TRADITIONS 78 3 The death and assumption of Mary: the Latin tradition 80 TRANSITUS A 80 TRANSITUS W AND TRANSITUS B 83 TRANSITUS W 90 THE TRANSITUS OF PSEUDO-MELITO 97 THE TRANSITUS OF PSEUDO-JOSEPH OF ARIMATHAEA 113 CONCLUSION 113 4 The apocrypha of the Virgin in Anglo-Saxon England 115 5 The manuscripts 131 OXFORD, BODLEIAN LIBRARY, HATTON 114 (O) 131 CAMBRIDGE, CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE, 367, PART II, FOLS. 3R–6R, 11R–29R (f) 133 OXFORD, BODLEIAN LIBRARY, BODLEY 343 (I) 134 CAMBRIDGE, CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE, 41
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