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Translating the Bible into Arabic: historical, text-critical and literary aspects

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 2012

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Edition
1/2012
Copyright Year
2012
ISBN-Print
978-3-89913-909-9
ISBN-Online
978-3-95650-504-1
Publisher
Ergon, Baden-Baden
Series
Beiruter Texte und Studien (BTS)
Volume
131
Language
German
Pages
283
Product Type
Edited Book

Table of contents

ChapterPages
  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 6
  2. Foreword No access 7 - 10
  3. Introduction No access 11 - 18
    Authors:
  4. The Arabic Pentateuch of the Paris Polyglot: Saadiah Gaon’s advent to the republic of letters No access 19 - 36
    Authors:
  5. The Holy Books in Arabic: The example of the Propaganda Fide Edition No access 37 - 52
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  6. Melkite (Greek Orthodox) approaches to the Bible at the time of the community’s cultural reawakening in the early modern period(17th–early 18th centuries) No access 53 - 62
    Authors:
  7. Meletius Karmah’s Specimen Translation of Genesis 1–5 No access 63 - 74
    Authors:
  8. Revision of the manuscripts of the “so-called Smith-Van Dyck Bible”. Some remarks on the making of this Bible translation No access 75 - 84
    Authors:
  9. An Islamic Diatessaron: Al-Biqāʿī’s Harmony of the Four Gospels No access 85 - 116
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  10. List of Plates / Plates No access 117 - 128
    1. Primary Sources, published No access
    2. Primary Sources (unpublished) No access
    3. Secondary Sources in Western Languages No access
    4. Secondary Sources in Arabic No access
  12. About the authors No access 149 - 213
  13. أديب صعب : الترانيم إلا نجيلية والأشكال الحديثة في الشعر العربي No access 214 - 239
  14. الهادي العيّادي : الشاهد إلانجيلي ع ند يوسف الخال اللعب مع القداسة و ضدّها No access 240 - 259
  15. عيسى دياب : أفكار لاهوتية وراء اختيار بعض الكلمات في بعض ترجمات الكتاب المقدّ س العربية No access 260 - 277
  16. غسان خلف : ترجمة الكتاب المقدّ س إلى العربية والمؤثرات No access 278 - 279
  17. المحتويات No access 280 - 283

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