The Text of the Septuagint: Its Corruptions and Their Emendation

James Barr · Peter J. Katz · D. W. Gooding

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1. Introductory remarks 2. Vowels 3. Consonants 4. Devices for a correct understanding and pronunciation 5. Accidence and connected syntactical matter 6. Word-formation 7. Idiom and lexicon 8. Hebraisms 9. Hellenized semitic words.

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