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A CLASSIFIED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE SEPTUAGINT 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 Introduction 9 Abbreviations 13 1. Introductions 19 2. Concordances 21 3. a. Editions 22 b. Translations of LXX 25 4. Survey articles 26 5. Personalia 27 6. Significance of LXX 28 7. General 29 8. Inspiration of LXX 31 9. Canon 32 10. a. LXX as a translation 34 b. Biblical translation in general (Select) 35 11. Characteristics and background 35 12. Particular concepts 36 13. Anthropomorphism/-pathism 38 14. Hellenistic exegesis 38 15. Language 39 a. General 39 b. (i) Grammars 41 (ii) Grammatical Studies 43 C. (i) Lexica 47 (ii) Lexical Studies 48 16. Translation technique 52 17. Divine Names 55 18. a. Proper names 57 b. Onomastica 58 19. Transliterations 59 20. Wutz's theory 61 21. Pseudo-Aristeas 62 a. Texts and Translations 62 b. Studies 63 22. Proto-LXX 65 23. Later history of LXX 66 24. LXX and MT 66 a. General 66 b. Chronology 68 25. LXX and Qumran 68 26. a. LXX and Peshitta 69 b. LXX and Targum 70 27. LXX and NT 71 a. General 71 b. Individual Books 72 c. Testimonia (Select) 74 28. Philo 75 29. Josephus 76 30. Apostolic Fathers, Justin 77 31. Patristica 78 32. Origen 82 33. Jerome 83 34. Editions (Studies on) 84
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- Author
- Fritsch; Jellicoe; Sebastian Brock
- Publisher
- Koninklijke Brill N.V.
- Published
- 1973
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9789004035966
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Reference, Computer Science