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Continuation of the posthumously published Introduction to The Apocalypse of John (Yale University Press, 1958) by Charles Cutler Torrey (1863-1956), who taught Semitic languages at the Andover Theological Seminary (1892–1900), was the founding director of the American School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem (1900-1901), and was Professor of Semitic Languages at Yale University (1900–1932):
To be continued...
Continuation of the posthumously published Introduction to The Apocalypse of John (Yale University Press, 1958) by Charles Cutler Torrey (1863-1956), who taught Semitic languages at the Andover Theological Seminary (1892–1900), was the founding director of the American School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem (1900-1901), and was Professor of Semitic Languages at Yale University (1900–1932):
What the little manuscript contains is a list of the Hebrew names of the Books of the Old Testament in Greek transcription. The eyes of many noted scholars must have seen it, but until now no one has found anything interesting in it This is due to Bryennios' faulty cataloguing at this point. He describes the manuscript as containing "names of the Books of the Old Testament in Hebrew and Greek." He should have included "and Aramaic"―which happens to make a very great difference!
To be continued...
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