On (13 Apr 98) Bob Eyer wrote to Frank Masingill...
 BE> >   You also did not mention something that Morton Smith gave a LOT
 BE> >of emphasis and that is the betrayal scene where the young man
 BE> >(Mark??) was wearing a linen cloth and when it was seized he "ran
 BE> >away naked."
 BE> I didn't quote Morton Smith.  I quoted The Complete Gospels (the
 BE> full citation is Robert J. Miller, ed., The Complete Gospels,
 BE> New York: HarperCollins, 1994, p.411), and only verses 8-9 of
 BE> chapter 1.
 BE> You want the linen cloth lines?  Here they are:
 BE>   Six days later Jesus gave him an order; and when evening had
 BE>   come, the young man went to him, dressed only in a linen cloth.
 BE>   [Secret Mk 1.10-11, in The Complete Gospels, 411]
 FWIW, the passage is included as 14:51 in my copy The Complete Bible,
 an American Translation, first copyright 1928, rev. 1948, translated
 by Edgar Goodspeed & published by the Chicago University Press.
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