The traditions common to the Gospels of Luke and John - Bailey, John Amedee (Leiden : E.J. Brill, 1963)
The anointing of Jesus and the Mary-Martha stories: Luke 7.36-50 / John 12.1-8 -- Speculation about John the Baptist: Luke 3.15 / John 1.19, 27 -- A miraculous catch of fish: Luke 5.1-11 / John 21.1-14 -- Luke's and John's passion accounts: a word of introduction -- The approach to Jerusalem: Luke 19.37-40 / John 12. 12-19 -- Satan and Judas: Luke 22.3 / John 13.2, 27a -- The last supper: Luke 22.14-38 / John 13-17 -- From the last supper to the arrest: Luke 22.39-53a / John 18.1-12 -- Jesus' appearance before the Jewish authorities and Peter's denial: Luke 22.53b-71 / John 18.13-28 -- The trial before Pilate: Luke 23.1-25 / John 18.29-19.16 -- Jesus' crucifixion, death and burial: Luke 23.25-56 / John 19.17-42 -- The resurrection and post-resurrection narratives: Luke, ch. 24 / John, chs. 20 f. -- Conclusion: Jesus' activity in Samaria and the traditions common to Luke and John.
Keywords: Bible. Luke Criticism, interpretation, etc.Bible. John Criticism, interpretation, etc