Deuterocanonical and apocryphal books

Deuterocanonical and apocryphal books

The terms ‘deuterocanonical’ (a later, Catholic, term) or ‘apocryphal’ (used by early Church writers) are popularly used to refer to religious books from the Judeo-Christian tradition perceived as having a lower status than those books regarded as normative for doctrine. Both ‘deuterocanonical’ and...

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Bibliografische gegevens
Hoofdauteur:	Salvesen, AG
Formaat:	Book section
Taal:	English
Gepubliceerd in:	Oxford University Press 2021

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The apocryphal 'Ezekiel'
door: Joyce, P
Gepubliceerd in: (2004)

Hagiography in Patristic and apocryphal texts
door: Ene Draghici-Vasilescu, E
Gepubliceerd in: (2015)

Book review: The apocryphal gospels within the context of early Christian theology
door: Toth, P
Gepubliceerd in: (2015)

Apocryphal Joyce: fuga per canonem
door: Holtkamp, G
Gepubliceerd in: (2018)

Late antique techniques of apocryphization: the case of the agony of Christ
door: Tóth, P
Gepubliceerd in: (2021)

Give me another death! The apocryphal vision of Christ in the garden of Gethsemane
door: Tóth, P
Gepubliceerd in: (2011)

New wine in old wineskin: Byzantine reuses of the apocryphal revelation dialogue
door: Tóth, P
Gepubliceerd in: (2017)

Review of: "Jones, Jennifer Brown, Translation and Style in the Old Greek Psalter. What Pleases Israel’sGod (Septuagint Commentary Series. Septuagint Monograph Series 1; Leiden / Boston: Brill,2022), pp. xii + 289. €124.00 (hardback or e-book). ISBN 978-90-04-47125-2 (hardback),978-90-04-47230-3 (e-book)."
door: Salvesen, AG
Gepubliceerd in: (2022)

The 'open book and the sealed book': Jeremiah 32 in its Hebrew and Greek recensions
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2005)

A history of the bible: the book and its faiths
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2022)

Pseudo-apocryphal dialogue as a tool for the memorization of scholastic wisdom: the farewell of Christ to Mary and the Liber de vita Christi by Jacobus
door: Tóth, P
Gepubliceerd in: (2009)

Lost scriptures. Books that did not make it into the New Testament.
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2005)

Textual criticism, translation studies, and Symmachus’s version in the Book of Job
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2020)

Jerome, Jews, and “Hebrews”
door: Salvesen, AG
Gepubliceerd in: (2024)

“Hebrew, beloved of God”: the Adamic language in the thought of Jacob, Bishop of Edessa (c. 633–708 CE)
door: Salvesen, AG
Gepubliceerd in: (2022)

‘They did not settle in the land of the Lord: Ephraim settled in Egypt’ (Hos. 9.3): Returning to Egypt in the Septuagint and other Hellenistic Jewish works
door: Salvesen, AG
Gepubliceerd in: (2020)

Review of: "The Old Testament in Syriac according to the Peshiṭta Version. Part III, Fasc. 2: Jeremiah – Lamentations – Epistle of Jeremiah – Epistle of Baruch – Baruch. Edited by B. Albrektson, D. Dedering, D. M. Walter, K. D. Jenner, and J. G. Veldman. Pp. xxxvi + 330. (Peshitta. The Old Testament in Syriac.) Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2019. ISBN 978 90 04 32145 8. Hardback €127/$153."
door: Salvesen, AG
Gepubliceerd in: (2022)

La vision du Christ dans le jardin de Gethsémani. Un exemplum théologique sous la forme d'un dialogue pseudo-apocryphe
door: Tóth, P
Gepubliceerd in: (2012)

Scholarship on the margins: Biblical and secular learning in the work of Jacob of Edessa
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2015)

The authorial spirit? Biblical citations in Jacob of Edessa's Hexaemeron
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2008)

“LXX Isaiah as prophecy? Supposed historical allusions in LXX Isaiah.”
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2020)

Imitating the Watchers: Restoring the angelic life of Adam in early Syriac thought
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2020)

Jewish Greek scripture ('Septuagint') in the first and second centuries CE: what did early Christian authors have in their hands when they 'searched the scriptures'?
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2016)

The psalter
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2020)

Jacob of Edessa's version of Scripture in relation to his exegetical interests
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2015)

The use of the septuagint in new testament research.
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2004)

The 'Three' in early Christian commentary: The case of the 'Song of the Vineyard' (Isaiah 5:1–7).
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2015)

The legend of the septuagint: From classical antiquity to today
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2007)

The Authorial Spirit? Biblical Citations in Jacob of Edessa's Hexaemeron
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2008)

Symmachus in Hosea and Amos
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2017)

A 'New Field' for the 21st Century? Rationale for the Hexapla Project, and a report on its progress.
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2016)

Lost Christianities: The battles for scripture and the faiths we never knew.
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2005)

The lexicon of the Tabernacle accounts in the Syrohexapla version of Exodus
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2016)

Emanuel: Studies in Hebrew bible, septuagint and dead sea scrolls in honor of Emanuel Tov
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2005)

"Christ has subjected us to the harsh yoke of the Arabs": the Syriac exegesis of Jacob of Edessa in the new world order
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2017)

A bilingual concordance to the targum of the prophets, vol 21, Introduction, additions and corrections, indices
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2007)

A “new field” for the twenty-first century? Rationale for the Hexapla project, and a report on its Progress
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2016)

Interpreting translation: Studies on the LXX and Ezekiel in honour of Johan Lust
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2008)

Translators as storytellers. A study in 'Septuagint' translation technique
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2001)

Joshua: Jesus Son of Naue in Codex Vaticanus.
door: Salvesen, A
Gepubliceerd in: (2006)