Introduction to the Massoretico-critical edition of the Hebrew Bible / by Christian D. Ginsburg ; with a prolegomenon by Harry M. Orlinsky : The Masoretic text : a critical evaluation.
Material type: TextDescription: 24 cmOther title:- Massoretico-critical edition of the Hebrew Bible
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221.44 DIET Neue palastinisch punktierte Bibelfragmente / | 221.44 DUPO The Jewish sect of Qumran and the Essenes : | 221.44 GAST The Dead Sea scriptures, | 221.44 GINS Introduction to the Massoretico-critical edition of the Hebrew Bible / | 221.44 HEBR Hebraica Biblia, latina planeq; noua Genesis-Exodus | 221.44 HOLY The Holy Scriptures of the Old Testament Hebrew and English | 221.44 HOLY The Holy Scriptures of the Old Testament Hebrew and English |
Erratum slip inserted.
Originally published in 1897.
"Appendix III. Tables of Massorah, Magna and Parva" and "Tables ... of manuscripts ... [and] of printed editions" (6 fold. leaves in pocket).
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
pt. 1. The outer form of the text. The order of the books -- The sectional divisions of the text (the open and closed sections) -- The division into chapters -- The Sedarim or triennial pericopes -- The Parashivoth or annual pericopes -- The divisions into verses -- The number of the words -- The number of the letters -- pt. 2. The text itself. Dagesh and Raphe -- The orthography -- The division of words -- The double and final letters -- Abbreviations -- Homoeoteleuton -- The Keri and Kethiv -- The readings called Sevirin -- The western and eastern recensions -- The differences between Ben-Asher and Ben-Naphtali -- The Massorah : its rise and development -- The history and description of the manuscripts -- The history of the printed text.