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* [[Masoretic Bible Manuscripts]] -- [[Masoretic Bible Translations]] | * [[Masoretic Bible Manuscripts]] -- [[Masoretic Bible Translations]] | ||
* See also [[Old Testament Editions]], which includes all editions of the [[Hebrew Bible]] not only | * See also [[Old Testament Editions]], which includes all editions of the [[Hebrew Bible]]: not only the [[Masoretic Text]] but also the ancient versions of the [[Septuagint]], the [[Peshitta]] and the [[Vulgate]], as well as critical editions of the Hebrew Bible. | ||
==Editions of the Hebrew Masoretic Text of the Bible== | ==Editions of the Hebrew Masoretic Text of the Bible== | ||
* See [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_editions_of_the_Hebrew_Bible Early editions of the Hebrew Bible] | |||
The first complete printed edition of the Hebrew Bible, based on the Ben Asher text, was published by Joshua Solomon ben Israel Soncino in 1488. A second edition was printed in 1494 at Brescia by Gerson ben Mose of Soncino; [[Martin Luther]] based its translation of the [[Old Testament]] on this edition. | The first complete printed edition of the Hebrew Bible, based on the Ben Asher text, was published by Joshua Solomon ben Israel Soncino in 1488. A second edition was printed in 1494 at Brescia by Gerson ben Mose of Soncino; [[Martin Luther]] based its translation of the [[Old Testament]] on this edition. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:27, 1 January 2020
Masoretic Bible Editions (see Masoretic Bible)
- See also Old Testament Editions, which includes all editions of the Hebrew Bible: not only the Masoretic Text but also the ancient versions of the Septuagint, the Peshitta and the Vulgate, as well as critical editions of the Hebrew Bible.
Editions of the Hebrew Masoretic Text of the Bible
The first complete printed edition of the Hebrew Bible, based on the Ben Asher text, was published by Joshua Solomon ben Israel Soncino in 1488. A second edition was printed in 1494 at Brescia by Gerson ben Mose of Soncino; Martin Luther based its translation of the Old Testament on this edition.
Editions of the Masoretic text were printed in the major Christian Polyglot Bibles
Scholarly editions of the Masoretic text
- Biblia Hebraica, 1st ed. (1906 Kittel), book, based on מקראות גדולות (Great Scriptures / 1524-25 Ben Hayyim), book
- Biblia Hebraica, 2nd ed. (1913 Kittel), book, based on מקראות גדולות (Great Scriptures / 1524-25 Ben Hayyim), book
- Hebrew University Bible Project (1956- ), book, based on the Aleppo Codex
- Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia / Biblia Hebraica, 4th ed. (1968-76), based on the Leningrad Codex
- Biblia Hebraica, 5th ed. (2004-), based on the Leningrad Codex
Critical editions of the Hebrew Bible
Pages in category "Masoretic Bible Editions (text)"
The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.
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- מקראות גדולות (Great Scriptures / 1524-25 Ben Hayyim), book
- (++) Biblia sacra hebraice, chaldaice, grace et latine (Anterwerp Polyglot / 1568-1573 Arias Montano), edited volume
- Biblia (Paris Polyglot / 1629-1645 Le Jay), edited volumes
- (++) Biblia sacra polyglotta (London Polyglot / 1654-57 Walton), book
- תנך / Bible (1831-56 Cahen), book
- Jewish School and Family Bible (1851-56 Benisch), book
- Biblia Hebraica (Hebrew Bible / 1905-06 Kittel), edited volume
- Biblia Hebraica, 2nd ed. (Hebrew Bible / 1913 Kittel), edited volume
- Biblia Hebraica, 3rd ed. (Hebrew Bible / 1937 Kittel, Kahle), edited volume
- Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (1977 Elliger, Rudolph), edited volume