Parallelism in Isaiah
Parallelism in Isaiah
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B And shall stink (?) the rivers, they have languished, 6a And shall be parched the canals of Egypt, b The reeds and flags are decayed. C Bare- L places ~1 (?) upon the canal, upon the mouth of the canal, 7a And all the seed-land of the canal shall be parched, b Has been driven away, and is not. C 524 University of California Publications. [Sem. Phil.
(Monostichs: Traces of parallelism: to be emended) In 6a w^-he'eznixu (apparently a hybrid combination of Hebrew and Aramaic causative forms), "s...hall stink, " is not a close enough synonym to "languish, " i. E. , "be low, " to serve as an appositive to it in one stichos: it came from the margin; "the rivers have languished" by itself is a good parallel to 6b, though probably "of Egypt" belongs with "rivers" in a, since y^ore in itself is literally "Niles. " "Stink" is a good parallel to "are decayed, " "be moldy, " qamelu, in c; and its subjects were evidently 'dxu w^-ghome, "rush and papyrus;" Sept. Has to ayi instead of "bare" in 7a, and e\et as a third term in 6c; indeed he'eznlxu itself may be a conflation of hiznix and 'dxu- 7a contains no predicate, but a meaningless repetition of phrases; while "seed-land" in b has a superfluity of predicates in b and c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B And shall stink (?) the rivers, they have languished, 6a And shall be parched the canals of Egypt, b The reeds and flags are decayed. C Bare- L places ~1 (?) upon the canal, upon the mouth of the canal, 7a And all the seed-land of the canal shall be parched, b Has been driven away, and is not. C 524 University of California Publications. [Sem. Phil.
(Monostichs: Traces of parallelism: to be emended) In 6a w^-he'eznixu (apparently a hybrid combination of Hebrew and Aramaic causative forms), "s...hall stink, " is not a close enough synonym to "languish, " i. E. , "be low, " to serve as an appositive to it in one stichos: it came from the margin; "the rivers have languished" by itself is a good parallel to 6b, though probably "of Egypt" belongs with "rivers" in a, since y^ore in itself is literally "Niles. " "Stink" is a good parallel to "are decayed, " "be moldy, " qamelu, in c; and its subjects were evidently 'dxu w^-ghome, "rush and papyrus;" Sept. Has to ayi instead of "bare" in 7a, and e\et as a third term in 6c; indeed he'eznlxu itself may be a conflation of hiznix and 'dxu- 7a contains no predicate, but a meaningless repetition of phrases; while "seed-land" in b has a superfluity of predicates in b and c.
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