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Metaphrasis book 9,
chapter 24 Paeanius’s use of the
aorist participle has
since his
first editor Sylburg been
taken as a sign that the
Metaphrasis was...
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Seventy (Ancient Gr****: Ἡ μετάφρασις τῶν Ἑβδομήκοντα, romanized: Hē
metáphrasis tôn Hebdomḗkonta), and
often abbreviated as LXX, is the
earliest extant...
- words, trāductiō. The
Ancient Gr**** term for "translation", μετάφρασις (
metaphrasis, "a
speaking across"), has
supplied English with "metaphrase" (a "literal"...
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accompanied James' 1591 edition; a
Latin version, the
Naupactiados Metaphrasis by
Thomas Murray (1564–1623),
followed a year
after James' 1603 publication...
- in this
treatise that
recall the
writings of
Gregory of ****anzus. A
Metaphrasis eis ton
Ekklesiasten tou Solomontos, or
paraphrase of Ecclesiastes, is...
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Nonnian scholarship and an up-to-date
bibliography of
Polish studies on
Nonnus Nonnus'
paraphrase of the
Gospel of John -
Metaphrasis Evangelii Ioannei...
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Political 1997 ISBN 0-415-15163-5 with Jean-Luc Nancy, ed.
Simon Sparks**
Métaphrasis;
suivi de Le théâtre de Hölderlin 1998 ISBN 2-13-049336-X
Phrase 2000...
- line with the
Atticism of the day. His
nickname comes from this act of
metaphrasis. The
content of the
lives was not altered, however, and
historical errors...
- to the
citizens of
Antioch showed, she
turned her
poetic gifts to the
metaphrasis of the
prophecies of
Zacharias and
Daniel and to the
exposition of the...
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wrote a poem in lament. He aut****d two
known hagiographical texts, the
metaphrasis The Life of
Symeon of the
Wondrous Mountain and The P****ion of Theodore...
