A groundbreaking work of biblical scholarship, Hans Von Schubert's Die Composition Des Pseudopetrinischen Evangelien-Fragments is a meticulous analysis of the structure and composition of a set of early Christian texts. Drawing on a range of textual and historical evidence, Von Schubert sheds light on the complex process of textual transmission and the evolution of Christian doctrine in the early centuries CE.

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