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Re: orion Response to F. Cryer
The only problem with Fred's criteria is that it hereafter is
impossible to think of an original manuscript. Also the first author,
the original composer of the text will work from notes and drafts, so
the final manuscript is not anymore the original manuscript. Fred is
of course right, I suppose that any perosn who has worked with
archive material will say so, but it does not in itself prevent an
original author to have produced a manuscript.
By the way, I think I read somewhere that some of Mozart's notes have
been found in some faraway library in the Austrian province
, that even this genius worked with drafts and notes.
NPL
Niels Peter Lemche
Dep. Biblical Studies
University of Copenhagen
Phone: 45 49 13 81 24
Fax: 45 49 13 81 28
e-mail: npl@teol.ku.dk