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Das Erbe der Göttinger Septuaginta: Festschrift aus Anlass des 100. Geburtstages von Robert Hanhart (1925-2025)

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De Septuaginta Investigationes (DSI)Volume Band 020
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Titelei
pp 1–6
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Tabula gratulatoria
pp 7–8
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Abkürzungen
pp 9–12
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Inhalt
pp 13–16
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Translatio – die Metamorphose einer Ehebrecherin
pp 17–36
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I. Pentateuch

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The Hebrew Sources of the Five Books of the Greek Pentateuch: Special Texts
pp 39–56
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The Usage of the Article with Nouns Defined by a Nominal or Pronominal Genitive and Free Renderings without the Genitive in LXX Exodus
pp 57–66
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Aristoteles im Exodus. Einfluss der griechischen Wissenschaft auf die jüdisch-hellenistische Gesetzgebung zur Abtreibung (Ex 21:22–25 LXX)
pp 67–78
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Do Not Kill, Do Not Commit Adultery, Do Not Steal: The Contribution of the Oxyrhynchus Papyri to the Sequence of the Triad
pp 79–90
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The Use of Clause Connectors in Septuagint Deuteronomy: Challenges and Implications
pp 91–104
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Der Mosesegen über Benjamin (Dtn 33:12 LXX). Auf der Madabakarte und im Sahidischen
pp 105–116
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II. Historische Bücher

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A Tale of Two Scholars: Max L. Margolis (1866–1932) and Harry M. Orlinsky (1908–1992)
pp 119–130
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The Origins of Modern Textual Criticism of LXX Judges: Jacques Bonfrère’s Commentary (1631)
pp 131–152
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David: A Favourite of the Editors. The Septuagint in Textual Research of the Hebrew Bible in the Books of Samuel
pp 153–174
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The Beginning of the Kaige Portions of Kingdoms: A New Proposal
pp 175–192
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L’épisode de la vigne de Nabot (3R 20/1R 21). Variations textuelles et littéraires entre Septante et Texte Massorétique
pp 193–212
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Jeremiah 52 and 4 Reigns 24:18–25:30 as Exemplars of Early Revision of the Septuagint
pp 213–228
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The Participle in Septuagint 2Chronicles
pp 229–246
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The Scholia of Prokopios on I–II Paraleipomenon. Their Profile together with an Analysis of the Section on II Par
pp 247–266
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Some Observations regarding the Textual Histories of 2–4 Maccabees
pp 267–284
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The Two Greek Esther Texts of Ra 93 (British Library, Royal 1 D. II)
pp 285–298
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Ostracon 999 and the Textual History of the Book of Judith
pp 299–310
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Changes to Prevent Changes: Varieties of Doublets in the Textual Traditions of Judith
pp 311–332
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What Did Judith “Bring” to the Camp? The Textual Tradition of Judith Revisited Through Some Emblematic Passages
pp 333–348
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ῥάβδος τῆς χειρὸς ἡμῶν (LXX Tob 5:18): considerazioni intorno a una traduzione divergente in armeno e nella Vulgata
pp 349–368
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III. Weisheit und Propheten

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Morally Good Additions? An Examination of the Pluses of ἀγαθός in Septuagint Proverbs
pp 371–388
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The Septuagint as Representative of the Content of Ecclesiastes 6:7–9
pp 389–406
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Zur Chronologie der griechischen Versionen des Buches Jesus Sirach: Was hat Symmachus damit zu tun?
pp 407–422
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To “Redeem” and to “Rescue”: On the Use of λυτροῦμαι and ῥύομαι in LXX Isaiah 51:9–11 and related passages
pp 423–436
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Von der Auflösung eines hapax legomenon der Septuaginta in der bohairischen Übersetzung. Eine Fribourger Miszelle
pp 437–442
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Das Tamid-Opfer und der „Gräuel der Verwüstung“
pp 443–470
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Flouted Conventions in Septuagint Translation
pp 471–484
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IV. Psalmen

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Der Zionskönig von Ps 2 und die Konstruktion von Autorschaft in der Sapientia Salomonis. Mit einem Beitrag zu den Psalmen Salomos und zur frühen Jesusüberlieferung
pp 487–516
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„Ich aber bin als sein König erschaffen“. Zu Text und Sinn von Psalm 2:6
pp 517–528
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Die Zukunft beginnt jetzt. Zur Übersetzung hebräischer Imperfektformen ins Griechische in Psalm 17 LXX / 18 MT
pp 529–544
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A Position Rule for the Personal Pronoun and Copula in the Septuagint Psalms
pp 545–558
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Patristische „Einleitung in die Psalmen“
pp 559–598
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Origen’s Aristarchean Signs: Scholia from Ra 1175 Reconsidered
pp 599–614
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Anweisungen zum Gebrauch des Psalters von Athanasius von Alexandrien
pp 615–630
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Il Laur. Conv. Soppr. 39: un caso di catena frammentaria nella tradizione del Commento ai Salmi di Teodoreto di Cirro
pp 631–670
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Quis est homo qui uult uitam et cupit uidere dies bonos (RB Prol 15; Ps 33:13). Die Regula Benedicti und der lateinische Psalter
pp 671–696
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Pour comprendre la disparition du Ps 151 de la Bible latine : la censure carolingienne repudiandus
pp 697–710
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V. Text- und Wirkungsgeschichte

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Mais qui sont les Arabes ? Ἄραψ et Ἀραβία dans la Septante
pp 713–724
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« Un philologue de mauvaise humeur : Origène (Lettre à Africanus) »
pp 725–738
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The Synopsis of the Holy Scripture falsely attributed to John Chrysostom and the Bible in use at Antioch
pp 739–756
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A Byzantine Dramatic Poem: Ignatios Diakonos, Verses on Adam. Critical Edition, Translation and Commentary
pp 757–792
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Register
pp 793–834
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Nachwort
pp 835–835
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