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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DITTOGRAPHIES»
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1
Scribal Habits in Early Greek New Testament Papyri
1Pet 1:22 and the asterisked 2Pet 1:21a are dittographies, and we have already
seen that our scribe tends to repeat portions of his text.220 Of the other additions,
two (Jude 25b and 25c) seem to be harmonizations to parallels, and one (1Pet ...
2
The Descent of Manuscripts
When turning over the leaves of P I noticed several dittographies, viz. : (30) Dam.
100: video me plane ac sentio restitutum (3!) Serf. 55 : dicam immo vero etiam
approbantibus (32) Quz'r. 21 : invidos virtuti et gloriae serviendo (34) Prov. Com.
3
The Invention of Jesus: How the Church Rewrote the New Testament
There are relatively few examples of dittographies involving more than a few
characters, as compared with skip errors, throughout Codex Sinaiticus. The
comparative rarity of this type of error may reflect the fact that the scribe not only
has to ...
Peter Cresswell Author,
2013
4
The Manuscript Tradition of Procopius' Gothic Wars: A ...
The four hundred men is the specific number of soldiers Damianus had (see
above 7.26 (p. 184). So the article is necessary (dittography) and the Te is
unsuitable. 135 None of the following cases of haplographies or dittographies
appear in ...
5
Healing and Society in Medieval England: A Middle English ...
Division of words in the MS has occasionally not been respected (MS man is =
manis). Short and obvious dittographies without textual significance have been
silently removed. These dittographies occur most frequently at the end of one line
...
6
The Assumption of Moses.: Translated from the Latin sixth ...
(c) Dittographies.—We have a most interesting case of this nature in V. 6,
wheresix linesofthe MS. are repeatedtwice.The slight differences existing
between these duplicate renderingsmakeit clear that we have here anattempt,
onthepart ofthe ...
7
Midrash and Multiplicity: Pirke de-Rabbi Eliezer and the ...
In both chapters, the new terminology proposes doubled interpretations for
scribal dittographies. In this sense, the expression “Why did Scriptures see to say
so two times” not only allows the expositors to introduce two interpretations for
each ...
Steven Daniel Sacks,
2009
8
A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Book of Daniel
... exhibitsfrequent mistranslations'and dittographies. ,In fact, though it omits the
later additions from the hand of a reviser, yet. through its frequent dittographies it
contains nearly 40 percent. more words than the MT and the Versions dependent
...
9
The Kubjikāmatatantra: Kulālikāmnāya Version
1) Haplographies and dittographies . These are not too frequent. Dit- tography: in
3,18d, D repeats the sequence -ramahd- in a difficult passage. Somewhere in
23,140A, T reads mamedam for medam; G changes this to mdmedam.
Teun Goudriaan, Jan A. Schoterman,
1988
The Book of Jubilees is an early ancient Jewish religious work, and translated by English biblical scholar and theologian, R. H. Charles.