A Handbook to the Septuagint
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If originally Jewish, the groundwork would have to be placed near 100 B.C. See Cambridge Texts and Studies, vol. viii. No. 3. Another MS. has since been discovered by Prof. Burkitt in the Nitrian Collection at the British Museum. The question of the original language of the Odes is still being discussed ; Dom Conolly (in /. Th. St., xiv. xv.) argues strongly for Greek ; Dr. E. Abbott, though APOCRYPHA AND PSEUDEPIGRAPHA 151 allowing the work to be Christian, supports the idea of a Semitic origi...nal. References to the LXX.
Psalms and Isaiah have been suspected, and even to St. John's Gospel and i Peter.
There remain many books which do not appear in printed texts, nor generally in MSS. of the LXX. (or Vulgate) ; these are generally called Pseudepigrapha, a name which is felt to be rather unsatisfactory, but comes from the fact that, from the third century B.C.
onward, many Jewish writings, especially those of apocalyptic character, were pseudonymous. The name is, however, widely used, and the great Oxford edition continues it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If originally Jewish, the groundwork would have to be placed near 100 B.C. See Cambridge Texts and Studies, vol. viii. No. 3. Another MS. has since been discovered by Prof. Burkitt in the Nitrian Collection at the British Museum. The question of the original language of the Odes is still being discussed ; Dom Conolly (in /. Th. St., xiv. xv.) argues strongly for Greek ; Dr. E. Abbott, though APOCRYPHA AND PSEUDEPIGRAPHA 151 allowing the work to be Christian, supports the idea of a Semitic origi...nal. References to the LXX.
Psalms and Isaiah have been suspected, and even to St. John's Gospel and i Peter.
There remain many books which do not appear in printed texts, nor generally in MSS. of the LXX. (or Vulgate) ; these are generally called Pseudepigrapha, a name which is felt to be rather unsatisfactory, but comes from the fact that, from the third century B.C.
onward, many Jewish writings, especially those of apocalyptic character, were pseudonymous. The name is, however, widely used, and the great Oxford edition continues it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ottley, Richard R to read onlineMoreLess
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