10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARABLEPSIS»
Discover the use of
parablepsis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
parablepsis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Impact of Unit Delimitation on Exegesis
Lundbom consideres the lacuna in Ì to be due to parablepsis.30 This solution is
questionable, however. According to Freedman and Lundbom we have three
forms of parablepsis, namely horizontal parablepsis (the eye of the scribe moving
...
Raymond De Hoop, Marjo Christina Annette Korpel, Stanley E. Porter,
2009
2
Emanuel: Studies in the Hebrew Bible, the Septuagint, and ...
The phenomenon is known as parablepsis, and parablepsis is most often caused
by the repetition of similar elements in a text. The result is haplography, which
may be broadly defined as the act, in the process of copying, of writing only once
...
Shalom M. Paul, Robert A. Kraft, Eva Ben-David,
2003
3
The Reliability of the New Testament
An eye-skip is called parablepsis. Parablepsis happens because the words at the
end of the line are the same. Lines ending with the same words is called
homoeoteleuton. So, this kind of mistake, I try to teach my students, is parablepsis
...
Bart D. Ehrman, Robert B. Stewart
4
Writing Up Jeremiah: The Prophet and the Book
With a few possible exceptions, we limit ourselves here to cases in which the
letters are identical. a second important consideration is the way in which
parablepsis can occur. Usually the repetition or eye-skipping is located at the
beginning or ...
5
The Character of the Syriac Versión Oft He First Book of Samuel
rfmW) due to an inner-Syriac error by homoioarcton (expected translation: CUCD
i<itD •+>.'•> rfa&rf). In 4, 1 3 an inner-Syriac error by parablepsis has resulted in
the omission of rum K1T from '^S rrjm «13'1 (expected translation: .1i rfma AJ.O).
6
Textual Criticism: Recovering the Text of the Hebrew Bible
Parablepsis occurred in a manuscript ancestral to MT when a scribe's eye
skipped from msrymh to msrym and the words -h wy'nm msrym h- were lost.
Parablepsis is an especially significant phenomenon for the study of the biblical
text, ...
Peter Kyle McCarter,
1986
7
New Testament Textual Criticism and Exegesis: Festschrift J. ...
the minuses have most often been labeled as omissions or corruptions due to
parablepsis. The basis for this view is Johnson's list of omissions which shows
that the scribe was frequently guilty of skipping phrases or larger groups of words
, ...
Adelbert Denaux, Joël Delobel,
2002
8
The Greek Chronicles: The Relation of the Septuagint of I ...
Parablepsis (a) Haplography I 5.14 'Bfttf' : /wat G. 23.30 ipaa2 : G 0 L R omit.
26.17 ontf2 : G R omit. II 31.6 mais?2 : G N omit. (b) Homoeoteleuton or -arcton I
1.27 omax Xin Diax : Afipaap. G O111ss. Rothstein observes that the omission
could ...
9
A Plague of Texts?: A Text-Critical Study of the So-Called ...
It appears that the text has suffered from parablepsis within v. 18 (רויה-רויב [for this
spelling of ראיה see lines 16 and 17]), causing all but the first three words of v. 18
to have been lost. This would account for the loss of 44 letters, bringing the line ...
Bénédicte Lemmelijn,
2009
10
Tradition and Innovation in Biblical Interpretation: Studies ...
5 and 6 consists of two parts: 'until I take note of him, declares God' and 'if you
fight the Chaldeans you will not succeed'. Shead suggests parablepsis in the
Vorlage of the Septuagint, although he does regard a similar plus in chapter 27[
34]:22 ...
Wido Th. van Peursen, Janet Dyk,
2011
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PARABLEPSIS»
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parablepsis is used in the context of the following news items.
Another new papyrus about Jesus' wife! (P.Chels. 1)
And we know that chureb was a common variant (by metathesis or parablepsis) for cherub in texts of the time period. The reading of this word ... «Commonweal, Sep 12»
The Musical Illusionist and Other Tales by Alex Rose
... and the fantastic bleeding together in sections with titles like "Parablepsis," "Enchanted Looms," and "Picture This," representing the different exhibitions at the ... «Bookslut, Feb 08»