Josephus' Jewish War and Its Slavonic Version: A Synoptic Comparison of the English Translation by H. St. J. Thackeray with the Critical Edition by N.A. Meščerskij of the Slavonic Version in the Vilna Manuscript Translated Into English by H. Leeming and L. Osinkina

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BRILL, 2003 - 696 σελίδες
This volume presents in English translation the Slavonic version of Josephus Flavius' "Jewish War," long inaccessible to Anglophone readers, according to N.A. Mes?erskij's scholarly edition, together with his erudite and wide-ranging study of literary, historical and philological aspects of the work, a textological apparatus and commentary. The synoptic layout of the Slavonic and Greek versions in parallel columns enables the reader to compare their content in detail. It will be seen that the divergences are far more extensive than those indicated hitherto.
 

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INTRODUCTION N A MEŠČERSKIJ
1
Classification of manuscripts the chronographic and the separate versions
16
Language of original suspected Aramaicisms Syriac and Slavonic evidence for a Greek
41
The Hebrew Josippon description translations comparison of Hebrew and Slavonic
84
Continuing popularity of the work with Russian readers possible connection with heretical
98
COMMENTARY N A MEŠČERSKIJ
641
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MEŠČERSKIJS SOURCES
683
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Henry Leeming, B.A. in Classics (Manchester, 1949) and Russian (London, 1952), Ph.D. in Slavonic Studies (London, 1960), Reader Emeritus of London University, Corresponding Member of Slovene (SAZU) and Polish (PAU) Academies, has published extensively on comparative Slavonic lexicology and early translation technique. Kate Leeming, D.Phil. (Oxford, 1997), studied Classics at Oxford University. She specialised in Medieval Eastern Christianity and wrote a doctoral thesis on the translation of Byzantine hagiographies into Arabic. Lyubov V. Osinkina holds a Doctor's degree (1983) of St. Petersburg University, and was a student of N.A. Me erskij. In 1995 she became an Associate Member of Staff of the Department of Slavonic Languages and Literatures at the University of Glasgow. Currently she studies at Wolfson College, Oxford University, for the degree of D.Phil. in the history of Medieval Slavonic texts.

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