On hexaplaric and Lucianic readings and recensions / / edited by Dionisio Candido, Joshua Alfaro, and Kristin De Troyer.
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Superior document: | De Septuaginta Investigationes (DSI) ; v.14 |
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Place / Publishing House: | Göttingen, Germany : : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht GmbH,, [2020] ©2020 |
Year of Publication: | 2020 |
Edition: | 1st ed. |
Language: | English |
Series: | De Septuaginta Investigationes (DSI)
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (236 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- On Hexaplaric and Lucianic Readings and Recensions
- Copyright
- Contents
- Dionisio Candido, Joshua Alfaro and Kristin De Troyer: Introduction
- Anneli Aejmelaeus: Hexaplaric Recension and Hexaplaric Readings in 1 Samuel
- Introduction
- Early Comparison of the Septuagint with the Hebrew Text and Approximation to It
- Origen's Understanding of the Textual History of the Septuagint by His Time
- Origen's Statement concerning His Text-Critical Work
- "Healing the Text"
- Qualitative Variants
- Word Order
- Proper Names
- Plusses and Minuses
- Plusses of the Septuagint
- Doublets
- Asterisked Plusses
- Readings of the Three
- To Conclude
- Bibliography
- Anneli Aejmelaeus: The Lucianic Text of 1 Samuel
- A Revised and Augmented Edition of the Old Greek
- Introduction
- A Consciously Edited Text
- Adding Hexaplaric Materials
- Preserving Original Readings
- Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Anna Kharanauli: The Georgian Text of Anna's Song, Its Greek Lucianic and Hexaplaric Sources and the History of the Georgian Bible Translation
- Introduction
- Anna's Song and 3 Od The Georgian Versions, the Septuagint and Its Recensions
- The Song of Anna and Psalm 112
- The Song of Anna and the Book of Jeremiah
- Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Manuscripts, translation liters and other conventional abbreviations
- Natia Mirotadze: The L Text-Form in the Old Georgian Tradition of 1 Samuel
- The L text form of 1 Samuel
- Sources of the Old Georgian 1 Samuel
- Biblical Manuscripts
- Lectionary Manuscripts
- Textual Types of the Old Georgian Versions of 1 Samuel
- GeO-Oshki type
- GeJ-Jerusalem type
- The Bakari Bible
- GeL-Lectionary Version
- Readings of the L text-form in the Old Georgian Versions of 1 Samuel
- L ≠ MT
- L cf / = MT
- Ge ≠ L (= MT)
- L cf / = O / C = MT
- Ge contra L
- Bibliography.
- Sarah Yardney: 1 Sam 14:41 As an Example of Interpretation in LXX Samuel
- Introduction
- The LXX Plus in 1 Sam 14:41
- History of Interpretation
- The Antiochene Text in the Textual History of 1 Sam 14:41
- Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Timo Tekoniemi: Is There a (Proto-)Lucianic Stratum in the Text of 1 Kings of the Old Latin Manuscript La?
- Introduction
- The Textual Affinities
- Analysis of Selected Passages
- The Gegenprobe-is La thoroughly Lucianic?
- Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Timo Tekoniemi: On the Verge of Textual, Literary, and Redaction Criticism
- The Case of 2 Kings 17:7
- Methodological Overview
- The Search for "Documented Evidence"
- Where to Find this "Documented Evidence"?
- The Analysis of 2 Kings 17:7 in the Light of the Earlier Methodological Discussion
- Why Does La Differ So Much from the Other Witnesses? Accidentally or Deliberately?
- Conclusions to Text-critical Remarks
- Literary-critical Assessment of Verse 7(*a)
- Resumptive Repetition of "Until this Day"
- "And It Happened, Because ..."-What Exactly Happened?
- "Fearing Other Gods"
- Literary-critical Conclusions
- Possible Redactional Ramifications of the Textual Evaluation
- Bibliography
- Pablo A. Torijano: 3 Kgdms 12:24a-z as Textual βάσανος for the Edition of 3-4 Kingdoms
- Introduction
- The Text
- 1 Kgs 12:24q
- Onomastics and Toponomy
- Regnal Formula
- Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Andrés Piquer Otero: Lucianic or Pre-Lucianic? The Provenance of L Readings in the Coptic Fragments of 3-4 Kingdoms
- Antiochene, Lucianic, and "pre-Lucianic"
- The Problems and Interest of the Sahidic Version of 3-4 Kingdoms
- Textual Affiliation
- Incidental Variants with Sah = L
- Incidental Variants with Sah = B
- Substantial Variants with Sah = B
- Substantial Variants with Sah = L
- Conclusions
- Bibliography.
- Jonathan M. Robker: Hezekiah in the Antiochene Text
- Second Kings 18-20 in Ant., B, and M with Recourse to Isaiah 36-39
- Introduction
- General Characterization of the Lucianic / Antiochene Text in 2 Kings 18-20
- Examples of Difficulties in the Antiochene Text
- Duplications in Ant. Identified by Rahlfs
- Supposed Deletions in L
- Purported Emendation According to Similar Texts
- 2 Kings 18:20 // Isa 36:5
- 2 Kings 19:15 // Isa 37:15-16
- 2 Kings 19:18 // Isaiah 37:19
- Lucianic Translations of Otherwise Transliterated Material
- Lucianic Corrections towards M
- Original Readings in the Lucianic Text Identified in Rahlfs
- Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Kristin De Troyer: Hexaplaric Readings in the Book of Joshua
- Introduction: After the Work of Leonard Greenspoon
- Analysis
- Readings Which Origen Took from The Rest and Which Are Marked with an Asterisk
- Readings Which Origen Took from the Rest and Which Are Marked With an Asterisk or Not
- Readings Which Origen Took from Theodotion and Which Are Marked with Aristarchian Symbols
- Readings Which Origen Took from Theodotion, But Which Lack Aristarchian Symbols in the Hexaplaric Tradition
- Readings Which Origen Took from Either Symmachus or Aquila
- Readings Which Are Hexaplaric and Which Are Marked with an Asterisk in the Hexaplaric Tradition, But Which Have No Early Jewish Revisers' Source Allocation
- Readings Which Are Hexaplaric and Which Are Marked with an Asterisk in the Hexaplaric Tradition, But Which Were Not Taken over by Origen
- Readings Which Are Hexaplaric and Which Are Marked with an Obelus in the Hexaplaric Tradition
- Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Tyler James Smith: The Alpha-Text of Esther and the Shadow of the Lucianic Recension
- Bibliography
- Indices.