The Forerunners and Heirs of Origen’s Hexapla
The Proceedings of the Inaugural Colloquium of the Text & Canon Institute
Contributions by Michael Graves Contributions by Bradley Marsh Contributions by Peter J. Gentry Contributions by Edmon L. Gallagher Contributions by Francesca Schironi Contributions by Anna Kharanauli Contributions by Alison Salvesen Contributions by Matthew Miller Contributions by Felix Albrecht Contributions by Benjamin Kantor Contributions by Peter Martens Contributions by John Meade Edited by John D. Meade Series edited by Anneli Aejmelaeus Series edited by Felix Albrecht Series edited by Kristin De Troyer Series edited by Wolfgang Kraus Series edited by Michael Segal
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(July 2024)
ISBN: 9783525500729
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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.
John D. Meade, PhD, is Professor of Old Testament at the Phoenix Seminary and Co-Director of the Text & Canon Institute in Scottsdale, AZ, USA.
- Contributions by Michael Graves
- Contributions by Bradley Marsh
- Contributions by Peter J. Gentry
- Contributions by Edmon L. Gallagher
- Contributions by Francesca Schironi
- Contributions by Anna Kharanauli
- Contributions by Alison Salvesen
- Contributions by Matthew Miller
- Contributions by Felix Albrecht
- Contributions by Benjamin Kantor
- Contributions by Peter Martens
- Contributions by John Meade
- Edited by John D. Meade
- Series edited by Anneli Aejmelaeus
- Series edited by Felix Albrecht
- Series edited by Kristin De Troyer
- Series edited by Wolfgang Kraus
- Series edited by Michael Segal
Other Titles in this Series
Editing the Septuagint: The Unfinished Task
Papers presented at the 50th anniversary of the International Organization for Septuagint and Cognate Studies, Denver 2018
The Medieval Revision of the Ambrosian Hexateuch
Critical Editing between Septuaginta and Hebraica Veritas in Ms. Ambrosianus A 147 inf
Text History of the Greek Ecclesiastes
Introduction to the Göttingen Septuagint Edition of Ecclesiastes
„Und Gideon starb in einem guten Greisenalter“
Untersuchungen zu den hebräischen und griechischen Texttraditionen in Ri 6–8 unter Einbeziehung des jüdisch-hellenistischen und frühen rabbinischen Schrifttums
As a Deer Longs for Flowing Streams
A Study of the Septuagint Version of Psalm 42-43 in its Relation to the Hebrew Text
Die Vetus-Latina-Fragmente im Jeremiabuch
Untersuchungen zur Textgestalt und deren Lesartendifferenzen gegenüber LXX und MT unter Berücksichtigung inhaltlich-theologischer Bearbeitungsstufen
Das Erbe der Göttinger Septuaginta
Festschrift aus Anlass des 100. Geburtstages von Robert Hanhart (1925–2025)
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