Quartal-Schrift, 1893). See also the articles quoted in the Intro- duction.
Useful dissertations are those of Schinz, Die christliche Gemeinde zu Philippi (Zurich, 1833), Mynster, Kleine theolog. Schriften, p. 169 ff., Rettig, Quaestiones Philippenses (Giessen, 1831), Laurent, Neutestamentliche Studien, and R. R. Smith, The Epistle of St. Paul's First Trial (Cambr. 1899). For the literature on Phil. ii. 6-11 see the notes ad loc. A good list of discussions against and in favour of the genuineness of the Epistle will be found in the Com. of Lipsius, pp. 211-212. A very full and interesting examination of all matters of Introduction is presented in Zahn’s Einleitung in d. N. T., Bd. Ι., pp. 368-398.
On points of grammar and language, in addition to the ordinary grammatical works, frequent use has been made of Hatzidakis, Ein- leitung in ᾱ. Neugriechische Grammatik (Leipz., 1892), Viteau, Etudes sur le Grec du Ν. T. (1. Le Verbe; 11. Sujet, Complément et Attribut), 2 vols. (Paris, 1893, 1896), W. Schmid, Atticismus, 5 vols. (Stuttgart, 1887-1897), and especially G. A. Deissmann, Bibel- studien (Marburg, 1895) and Neue Bibelstudien (Marb., 1897).
Quotations from LXX follow Swete’s ed. For the critical notes, besides the great editions of the text, Weiss, Textkritik d. paulin. Briefe (Leipz., 1896), has been largely used.
The abbreviations used in the notes which may require explana- tion are :---
al, = other passages.
Alf. = Alford’s Greek Testament. Chr. = Chrysostom. Comm. = Commentators. CT. = Cambridge Greck Testament. Dsm. = Deissmann (BS. = Bibelstudien, NBS. = Neue Bibelstudien). Edd. = Editors. Ell. = Ellicott. esp. = especially. Gw. = Gwynn.
Hatz., Einl. = Hatzidakis, Einlettung in die Neugriech. Grammatsk, Hfm. = Hofmann. Hitzm. = Holtzmann.
Hpt. = Haupt. Inscrr. = Inscriptions. Kl. = ΚΙδρρει. Lft. = Lightfoot. Lips. = Lipsius. MT. = Moods and Tenses (Burton, Goodwin), Myr. = Meyer.
Pfleiderer,
Phil.