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The former article on this subject published in HIEBRAICA (Jan., 1889) plainly shows that investigations on the use of Paseq in the Psalms, with the Comm. Edd. Ps., Pr. and J. as basis, will lead to no satisfactory result. In the present article we shall, therefore, first endeavor to obtain a more accurate Paseq-list, then to discriminate between L'garmeh and Paseq and, in the third place, we shall state the results obtainable from the given facts.\* 1. PASEQ-LIST. For the most accurate Paseq-list extant in our days we might simply refer to B. Ps., Pr., J. as modified by W. H. P. A. But it may give greater satisfaction to some of my readers who wish to compare the critical with the common editions to briefly collate the variations in the pointing of Paseq. Under the letter a of the following paragraphs I shall indicate those passages in which both Comm. Edd. and B. Ps., Prov. and J. point Paseq; under b I shall state the passages in which the Comm. Edd. alone point Paseq; under c I shall enumerate the instances of Paseq found in B. alone, and under d the corrections found in W. H. P. A. Such a list will also facilitate future reference. I. Paseq is found after Azla: a. In both Comm
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- Author
- A. J. Maas
- Publisher
- University of Chicago Press
- Published
- 1891
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)