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The Forerunners and Heirs of Origen’s Hexapla

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Although Origen and his Hexapla are well known among biblical scholars, questions about his philology, particularly textual criticism, persist. The Hexapla contained very important texts and translations of the Hebrew Scriptures, but unfortunately it was probably destroyed in the seventh century and we possess only fragments of it. This volume systematically treats the questions of Origen's forerunners and heirs and attempts to reconstruct how Origen developed the philological method he received and also how his followers received and innovated his textual work.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
Country
DE
Date
15 July 2024
Pages
432
ISBN
9783525500729

Although Origen and his Hexapla are well known among biblical scholars, questions about his philology, particularly textual criticism, persist. The Hexapla contained very important texts and translations of the Hebrew Scriptures, but unfortunately it was probably destroyed in the seventh century and we possess only fragments of it. This volume systematically treats the questions of Origen's forerunners and heirs and attempts to reconstruct how Origen developed the philological method he received and also how his followers received and innovated his textual work.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
Country
DE
Date
15 July 2024
Pages
432
ISBN
9783525500729