This paper investigates the similarities and differences between Aristobulus’s fragments and the LXX to determine how close Aristobulus’s citations adhere to our LXX text. Having identified specific differences between the texts we will turn our attention to the question of whether or not the text as presented by Aristobulus provides evidence of the use of the LXX, of an alternate Greek version, or of a personal translation. Ultimately, after discussing Aristobulus’s citation technique and the nature of the cited text we will challenge some of the blanket claims of LXX use by scholars and call for greater nuance when discussing this issue
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Aristotle’s Constitutions gathered information on the history and organisation of reportedly 158 Gre...
303 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1982.The standard scholarly text o...
An account of the transmission of Aristophanes' text from his own time to the present day
In the new edition of Solon’s laws by Leão & Rhodes (2015), his lawcode is directly mentioned in the...
Text re-use is more difficult to determine in Antiquity than in our times. This paper aims to rememb...
This article deals with Josephus’ practice of citation in his Against Apion (with references to the ...
The text of some Homeric quotations frequently differs from that of our manuscripts. Two explanation...
The Deipnosophistai of Athenaeus contains as many as 27 fragments of Aristoxenus of Tarentum (approx...
L'examen des citations de Thucydide dans les scholies d'Aristophane aide à mieux apprécier la nature...
Bolling's demonstration that the numerus ve rsuum of our Homeric vulgate, when shorn of the lines w...
The article discusses the possibility that the analytical corpus described by Pappus in Collectio VI...
A detailed analysis ofthe OT citations and allusions in I Peter shows clearly the importance of thès...
A small number of scholarly hypotheseis to the Greek tragedies are expressly attributed in several m...
Aristotle, logical works, translated by Boethius (d. 524), with commentary by Angelo Politiano (1454...
"Users of this or any edition are warned that the textual variants presented by citations from ...
Aristotle’s Constitutions gathered information on the history and organisation of reportedly 158 Gre...
303 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1982.The standard scholarly text o...
An account of the transmission of Aristophanes' text from his own time to the present day
In the new edition of Solon’s laws by Leão & Rhodes (2015), his lawcode is directly mentioned in the...
Text re-use is more difficult to determine in Antiquity than in our times. This paper aims to rememb...
This article deals with Josephus’ practice of citation in his Against Apion (with references to the ...
The text of some Homeric quotations frequently differs from that of our manuscripts. Two explanation...
The Deipnosophistai of Athenaeus contains as many as 27 fragments of Aristoxenus of Tarentum (approx...
L'examen des citations de Thucydide dans les scholies d'Aristophane aide à mieux apprécier la nature...
Bolling's demonstration that the numerus ve rsuum of our Homeric vulgate, when shorn of the lines w...
The article discusses the possibility that the analytical corpus described by Pappus in Collectio VI...
A detailed analysis ofthe OT citations and allusions in I Peter shows clearly the importance of thès...
A small number of scholarly hypotheseis to the Greek tragedies are expressly attributed in several m...
Aristotle, logical works, translated by Boethius (d. 524), with commentary by Angelo Politiano (1454...
"Users of this or any edition are warned that the textual variants presented by citations from ...
Aristotle’s Constitutions gathered information on the history and organisation of reportedly 158 Gre...
303 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1982.The standard scholarly text o...