190 Antonio Piñero 108. BEDENBENDER, A., “‘Sein Blut komme über uns…’ Überlegungen zum Passionstext Matthäus 27,1-26”, Texte & Kontexte 23 (2000) 32-48. This art. presents a new translation of Mt 27:1-26 and a literary study of the roles played by Pilate, the people, Judas and Barabbas. 109. CHAPMAN, D.W., “‘I Am Somebody’. Paul’s Roman Rhetoric”, ProtBib 9 (2000) 23-45. The a. studies Paul’s rhetoric in Rom from the perspectives of social science, orality and rhetoric. In this letter Paul as orator was presenting himself as an authority to the Roman Christian community. 110. DILLMANN, R., “Plädoyer für eine pragmalinguistische Exegese”, BibNot 102 (2000) 5-8. The a. first explains the premises of a pragmalinguistic exegesis, and then shows how this method focuses on the communicative competence of the biblical author, on the supposed reader and on biblical texts as fictional narra- tive. The basis for his approach is the syntactical and semantic analysis. 111. GRAMAGLIA, A., “Analisi linguistica di Lc XXII, 24-27. Ministero di presidenza ed eucaristia”, ArTTor 6 (2000) 25-27. This ex- egetical study adopts the form of a complete linguistic analysis in order to open a hypothesis philologically based on the rela- tion between tradition and composition of the pericope dealing with Jesus farewell discourse at the Last Supper. Discussing H. Schürmann’s thesis on Lc 22:24-27 as a redactional taking on a Pre-Lukan source, the a. makes a lexical, syntactical and stylistic analysis and concludes that this Lukan section turns to be a strongly redactional text. 112. HOLGATE, D.A., Prodigality, Liberality and Meanness in the Parable of the Prodigal Son: A Greco-Roman Perspective on Luke 15.11- 32 (JSNTSS 187). Sheffield (Academic) 1999, 299 pp. 113. KIEJZA, A., “Hermeneutyka Apokalipsy. Kilka przydatnych us- cislen”, ColcT 69 (1999) 23-38. This art. is a survey of various hermeneutical approaches to Rev with reference to its language, style, symbols, imagery. 114. LAMBRECHT, J., “Paul’s Logic in Romans 3:29-30”, JBL 119 (2000) 526-528. The a. offers a literal translation and a philological analysis (vocabulary, syntax, line of thought) of these verses. 115. LUCK, G., “‘The Way Out’: Philological Notes on the Transfiguration of Jesus”, in Ch.F. Collatz (ed.), Dissertatiunculae criticae. FS für G.Ch. Hensen. Würzburg (Königshausen) 1998, 311-321. (Mk 9:2-13).