Septuagint and Reception (2009 Cook), edited volume
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Septuagint and Reception (2009) is a volume edited by Johann Cook.
Abstract
Editions and translations
Published in Leiden: Brill, 2009.
Table of contents
Part One - The Septuagint. The old Greek text
- The prayer of Azariah (DanLXX 3): sources and origin / Jan Joosten
- On the role of external traditions in the Septuagint / Johann Cook
- Psalms as magic? P.Vindob. G 39205 revisited / Peter Arzt-Grabner
- Examining the 'pluses' in the Greek Psalter : a study of the Septuagint translation qua communication / Randall X. Gauthier
- The Greek translation of Lamentations: towards a more nuanced view of its 'literal' character / Gideon Kotze
Part Two (I) - Reception. The New Testament
- Hab 2:3-4 in the Hebrew tradition and in the Septuagint, with its reception in the New Testament / Wolfgang Kraus
- Quotations from the Minor Prophets in Hebrews / Gert J. Steyn
- Ancient Egyptian elements in Hebrews 1? / Annette Evans
- Differences between the MT and LXX contexts of Old Testament quotations in the New Testament: Isaiah 45:18-25 as a case study / Ronald H. van der Bergh
Part Two (II) - From Josephus to Augustine and beyond
- The use of names as evidence of the Septuagint as a source for Josephus' Antiquities in books 1 to 5 / Lawrence Ronald Lincoln
- Wisdom in the wisdom of Solomon and Cleanthes' Hymn to Zeus / Johan C. Thom
- The strange woman in Proverbs, LXX Proverbs and Aseneth / William Loader
- The reception of the Susanna narrative (Dan. XIII) in early Christianity / Chris L. de Wet
- Augustine, Jerome and the Septuagint / Annemarie Kotze
Part Two (III) - Miscellanea
- The treatment of Hapax Legomena in MT Ezekiel, in the LXX Ezekiel and Peshitta: a comparative study / Harry F. van Rooy
- The role of metatexts in the translations of sacred texts: the case of the Book of Aristeas and the Septuagint / Jacobus A. Naudé
- Kingship ideology: a neglected element in Aristeas' charter myth for Alexandrian Judaism / Jonathan More
- "Eunuchs"?: the ancient background of Eunouchos in the Septuagint / Sakkie Cornelius
- Reading Judith as therapeutic narrative / Pierre Johan Jordaan
- Performing Susanna : speech acts and other performative elements in Susanna / Eugene Coetzer
- Reading narratives in the Septuagint: a discourse on method / Dick M. Kanonge
External links
- [ Google Books]