His reasonings were developed further by biblical scholars Kirsopp Lake, Robert Blake and Silva New, resulting in this fam. Θ being designated the Caesarean Text-type in their joint publication, The Caesarean text of the Gospel of Mark, with Codex Koridethi being considered the Caesarean Text's chief representative.
The development of his arguments was influenced by Kirsopp Lake, Robert Blake, and Silva New, who collaborated to publish "The Caesarean Text of the Gospel of Mark," where Codex Koridethi is considered a key representative of this text type.