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*Phase 3 (active from 1996-1998) had the Seminar (based on its work in the first two phases) compiling a profile of "what kind of figure [Jesus] was emerging from the evidence they had found to be most probably historically authentic".

*Phase 3 (active from 1996-1998) had the Seminar (based on its work in the first two phases) compiling a profile of "what kind of figure [Jesus] was emerging from the evidence they had found to be most probably historically authentic".

Originally starting out with 30 members, at its peak the Seminar would have about 200 scholars, but only 74 would remain when ''The Five Gospels'' (the summary of Phase 1) was published.  Of the 74, 14 were academic professors with published works on the subject of historical Jesus, 20 were also academics but with far fewer publications on the subject; 18 of the remaining members had no published papers on the subject at all.

Originally starting out with 30 members, at its peak the Seminar would have about 200 scholars, but only 74 would remain when ''The Five Gospels'' (the summary of Phase 1) was published.  Of the remaining 74 scholars, only 14 were academic professors with published works on the subject of historical Jesus, while 20 others were also academics but with far fewer publications on the subject, and 18 of them had '''''no published papers on the subject at all'''''.

==Assumptions==

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