Definition of Marcan in English:
Marcan
adjective ˈmɑːk(ə)nˈmärkən
Relating to St Mark or the Gospel ascribed to him.
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally, the relationship between the gospel of Mark and the Marcan traditions is considered.
- On this view, known as the Proto-Luke hypothesis, Q and L traditions formed the basis of Luke's gospel; Marcan traditions were added later as supplementary material.
- While this conclusion is not likely to compel universal assent, it is an option that deserves more notice in Marcan interpretation.
- His own first book was on the Marcan passion and resurrection.
- Prior to the seventh century we had much of the Marcan material covered in the traditional commentaries on the other Gospels.
Rhymes
Aachen, darken, hearken, kraken, Petrarchan