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These fourteen selected essays were originally read at the LXXSA international conference: Construction, Coherence and Connotation in Septuagint, Apocryphal and Cognate Literature (28-30 August 2015), hosted by the North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa.
Here, the intention was to apply new critical theory and approaches to the fields of Old Testament Scripture as well as associated Apocryphal and Cognate literature, with a specific focus on the interrelated recurring theme of the Wisdom of the deity and its decryption and reception at various times in history.
In this regard, it was felt that this theme and associated source texts had been largely overlooked in recent scholarship. Here the aim was to attract recent research by both leading national as well as international scholars which not only shed new light on Old Testament Apocrypha and so-called Pseudepigraphical literature but which also critically reviewed certain biblical wisdom texts which are foundational for both the Christian as well as Jewish communities.
As a consequence, many of the essays deal with the apocryphal Wisdom of Sirach. However, important contributions may also be found apropos Micah, Daniel, Baruch, 2 Maccabees, Tobit, Susanna, Judith, and the works of Josephus Flavius.
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Construction, Coherence and Connotations
Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature Studies
Edited by
Friedrich V. Reiterer, Beate Ego and Tobias Nicklas
Volume 34
ISBN 978-3-11-046426-9
e-ISBN (PDF) 978-3-11-046694-2
e-ISBN (EPUB) 978-3-11-046567-9
ISSN 1865-1666
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
A CIP catalog record for this book has been applied for at the Library of Congress.
Bibliographic information published by the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek
The Deutsche Nationalbibliothek lists this publication in the Deutschen Nationalbibliografie; detailed bibliographic data are available on the Internet at http://dnb.dnb.de.
2016 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston
www.degruyter.com
This book is dedicated to Prof. Dr Johann Cook, in grateful appreciation for his outstanding contributions towards the advancement of LXX research in South Africa.
The following abbreviations will be employed for all cited scriptural and classical works. For the purposes of consistency and standardisation, all abbreviations of periodicals, series and lexicons will follow, as closely as possible, a system originally proposed by the SBL Handbook of Style and IATG (Siegfried Schwertner, Internationales Abkrzungsverzeichnis fr Theologie und Grenzgebiete, Berlin/New York, 1992). Single references to biblical books are abbreviated according to the SBL Handbook of Style, e. g., Gen 1:7. Verse numbers within a chapter are separated by a comma without a space (e.g., Judg 7:1317, 2025).
General
| B.C.E. | Before the Common Era |
| C.E. | Common Era |
| HB | Hebrew Bible |
| MS(S) | Manuscript |
| NT | New Testament |
| OT | Old Testament |
Languages, Versions, and Editions of the Biblical Text
| Akk | Akkadian |
| Aram | Aramaic |
| GI | Greek ( Vaticanus ) |
| GII | Greek ( Sinaiticus ) |
| Gk | Greek |
| Heb | Hebrew |
| Lat | Latin |
| LXX | Septuagint |
| MT | Masoretic Text |
| OG | Old Greek |
| Q | Qumran |
| T | Targum |
| Theo | Theodotion |
| Vulg. | Vulgate |
| NIV | New International Version |
Biblical Books
| Gen | Genesis |
| Exod | Exodus |
| Lev | Leviticus |
| Deut | Deuteronomy |
| Josh | Joshua |
| Judg | Judges |
| 12 Sam | 12 Samuel |
| 12 Kgs | 12 Kings |
| 12 Chr | 12 Chronicles |
| Neh | Nehemiah |
| Esth | Esther |
| Job | Job |
| Ps(s) | Psalm |
| Prov | Proverbs |
| Isa | Isaiah |
| Jer | Jeremiah |
| Lam | Lamentations |
| Ezek | Ezekiel |
| Dan | Daniel |
| Hos | Hosea |
| Joel | Joel |
| Amos | Amos |
| Mic | Micah |
| Hab | Habakkuk |
| Hag | Haggai |
| Zech | Zechariah |
| Mal | Malachi |
| Matt | Matthew |
| Luke | Luke |
| John | John |
| Heb | Epistle to the Hebrews |
| Rev | Revelation |
Deuterocanonical Books
| Bar | Baruch |
| Jdt | Judith |
| 12 Macc | 12 Maccabees |
| Sus | Susanna |
| Sir | Sirach/Ecclesiasticus |
| Tob | Tobit |
| Wis | Wisdom of Solomon |
Books of the Pseudepigrapha
| 1 Enoch | Ethiopic Apocalypse of Enoch |
| 4 Macc | 4 Maccabees |
Dead Sea Scrolls
Dead Sea Scrolls are cited by cave number attached to the letter Q, manuscript number or abbreviated name, fragment number (if there is one it is given in Arabic numerals), column number (in Roman numerals, either capitalized or lowercase) and line number (in Arabic numerals). Thus (reading from the end to the reference to the front) 1Q27 1 ii 25 would refer to line 25 of the first column of the first fragment of manuscript 27 from cave 1. 1QpHab I 2 refers to the second line of the first column of Pesher Habakkuk from cave 1.
Ancient Authors
| Plato (428? c. 347 B.C.E.) | |
| Symp . | Symposium () |
| Aristotle (384322 B.C.E.) | |
| Rhet . | Ars Rhetorica () |
| Polybius (c. 200c. 118 B.C.E.) | |
| The Histories | Plb. |
| Titus Livius (64/59 B.C.E.17 C.E.) | |
| Ab Urbe Condita Libri | Liv. |
| Diodorus Siculus (fl. 6030 B.C.E.) | |
| Bibliotecha historia | D.S. |
| Titus Josephus Flavius (37 c. 100 C.E.) | |
| B.J . | Bellum judaicum ( ) |
| A.J . | Antiquitates judaicae (h A) |
| C.Ap . | Contra Apionem ( and ) |
| Vita | Vita Iosephi ( ) |
| Lucius Mestrius Plutarchus (c. 46120 C.E.) | |
| Mor . | Moralia () |
Modern Bible Translations
| CEB | Common English Bible |
| KJV | King James Version |
| NAB | New American Bible |
| NEB | New English Bible |
| NIV | New International Version |
Babylonian Talmud
| b. | Tractate of the Babylonian Talmud | |
| Sanh. | Sanhedrin | (The Sanhedrin) |
| Sot. | Sotah | (The Suspected Adulteress) |
| Passages of the Talmud are cited by folio (two-page layout) and side (a or b), e. g., b. Sanh. 19a |
Journals, Book Series, and Reference Works
| ABS | American Bible Society |
| AJA | American Journal of Archaeology |
| AJP | American Journal of Philology |
| AncB | Anchor Bible |
| ANF | Ante-Nicene Fathers |
| AOT | The Apocryphal Old Testament ( 1984 ) |
| APOT | The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testament ( 1913 ) |
| AYB | Anchor Yale Bible |
| BBB | Bonner Biblische Beitrge |
| BETL | Bibliotheca Ephemeridum Theologicarum Lovaniensium |
| BN | Biblische Notizen |
| BWANT | Beitrge zur Wissenschaft vom Alten und Neuen Testament |
| BZAW |
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