Greek scripture and the Rabbis
By: Timothy Michael Law and Alison Salvesen
Series: Contributions to biblical exegesis & theology -- 66; Contributions to biblical exegesis and theology -- 66.
Publisher: Peeters; Peeters Publishers
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Leuven; Walpole, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 254
ISBN-13: 9789042926219
Subjects: Greek influences; Bible; Jews; Versions; Bibel; Civilization; Congresses; Griechisch; Textual Criticism; Rabbinische Literatur
Notes: International conference proceedings.

"The essays in this volume derive from the more formally presented papers from the seminar and conferences of the ESAJS project in 2010"--Page xi.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

In English; occasional phrases in Ancient Greek, Modern Greek, Hebrew, and Syriac with English translations.
Table of contents: title: Post-modern textual criticism?  -- Emanuel Tov; title: The treatment of personal names in the book of Proverbs from the Septuagint to the Masoretic text  -- Lorenzo Cuppi; title: Kaige, Aquila, and Jewish revision  -- Timothy Michel Law; title: Midrash-like word plays in Aquila's translation of Genesis  -- Michel Graves; title: Aquila in the Psalter :; title: a prolegomenon  -- Timothy Edwards; title: Did Aquila and Symmachus shelter under the rabbinic umbrella?  -- Alison Salvesen; title: Theological polemic and textual revision in Justin Martyr's Dialogue with Trypho the Jew  -- Tessa Rajak; title: Justinian's Novella 146 and contemporary Judaism  -- Willem F. Smelik; title: Greek Christian access to 'the Three', 250-600 CE  -- Reinhart Ceulemans; title: Greek loanwords in rabbinic literature :; title: reflections on current research methodology  -- Julia G. Krivoruchko; title: Text and glossary :; title: between written text and oral tradition -- Shifra Sznol.