Approximation of the 'traditions' in Jacob of Edessa's Revision of Isaiah
Andreas Juckel
Approximation of the ‘traditions’ in Jacob of Edessa’s Revision of Isaiah
Andreas Juckel
This article contributes to the knowledge of Jacob of Edessa’s (d. 708) Old Testament revision by editing twenty texts (a total of 80 verses) from the Book of Isaiah and comparing them with the Greek recensions of the Septuagint, with the Peshitta, and the Syrohexapla. Two special features are introduced to set out Jacobs revision technique in some detail: comparison with an earlier undeveloped stage of Jacobs revision extant in Ms Add 17,134 of the British Library; and the distinction (by different colours and fonts) of the traditions involved in the definite stage of his revision. Both features point to the emphasis given to the Peshitta in translating the substantial Greek text of the Old Testament.
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