Introduction to the Massoretico-Critical Edition of the Hebrew Bible

Introduction to the Massoretico-Critical Edition of the Hebrew Bible

by Christian D. Ginsburg

1050 pages· 2007· ISBN 9781597528948
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Contents Part I The Order of the Books The Sectional Divisions of the Text The Division into Chapters The Sedarim; or Tirennial Pericopes The Parshivoth; or Annual Pericopes The Divisions into Verses The Number of the Words The Number of the Letters Part II Dagesh and Raphe The Orthography The Division of Words The Double and Final Letters Abbreviations Homoeoteleuton The Keri and Kethiv The Readings called Sevirin The Western and Eastern Recensions The Differences between Ben-Asher and Ben-Naphtali The Masorah: Its Rise and Development The History and Description of the Manuscripts The History of the Printed Text Appendices On the Closed Sections The Dikduke Ha-Teamim from the St. Petersburg Ms. (A.D. 1009) Tables of Massorah, Magna and Parva Specimen of the Revised Notes on the Pentateuch

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