Matthew online resources, part 2

I'm happy to add a few things to the previous post: www.geocities.com/theswain/ematthew as mentioned by the swain in the notes. I have used his site previously as it has a nice compendium of patristic and other material. Above all, see Rob Bradshaw's massive collection of what is largely evangelical scholarship, though with plenty of non-evangelical material as well, at http://biblicalstudies.org.uk/matthew.php. Robert has done great work in getting material listed on the web.