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Judith / Deborah Levine Gera.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: Commentaries on early Jewish literaturePublisher: Boston : De Gruyter, [2014]Copyright date: ©2014Description: 1 online resource (583 pages)Content type:
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ISBN:
  • 9783110323962
  • 3110323966
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Judith.DDC classification:
  • 229/.24077 23
LOC classification:
  • BS1735.52 .G47 2014eb
Other classification:
  • online - EBSCO
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Contents:
Preface; Abbreviations; I. INTRODUCTION; Section 1: Preliminaries: The Story, Structure, and Message of Judith; Section 2: Transmission, Canonicity, and Later Jewish Tradition; Section 3: Dating Judith: History, Historicity, and Geography; Section 4: Biblical Influences; Section 5: Greek Influences; Section 6: Original Language and Milieu; Section 7: The Figure of Judith: Between Feminism and Theology; II. TRANSLATION AND COMMENTARY; A. 1:1-16 Nebuchadnezzar Goes to War with Arphaxad; B. 2:1-20 The Assyrians Prepare for War; C. 2:21-3:10 Holophernes' Conquests.
D. 4:1-15 The Israelites Prepare for War and Pray to GodE. 5:1-6:21 Achior Describes the Israelites and is Expelled to Bethulia; F. 7:1-32 Holophernes Cuts Off Bethulia's Water Supply; G. 8:1-36 Judith Scolds Bethulia's Leaders; H. 9:1-14 Judith's Prayer; I. 10:1-17 Judith Prepares for her Mission and Leaves Bethulia; J. 10:18-12:9 Judith's First Encounter with Holophernes; K. 12:10-13:10 Judith Kills Holophernes at a Party; L. 13:11-14:10 Judith Returns Home and Achior Converts; M. 14:11-15:7 The Assyrians Are Defeated; N. 15:8-16:20 The Israelites Celebrate their Victory.
O. 16:21-25 EpilogueIII. BIBLIOGRAPHY; Bibliography; IV. INDICES; Index of Ancient Sources; Index of Names and Subjects; Index of Modern Authors.
Summary: This volume includes a new translation and a detailed verse-by-verse commentary, which touches upon philological, literary, and historical questions. The extensive introduction discusses the work's date, historical background, and original language, biblical and classical influences, and the relation between feminism and theology in the work.
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eBook eBook Biblioteca "Angelicum" Pont. Univ. S.Tommaso d'Aquino Nuvola online online - EBSCO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Online access Not for loan (Accesso limitato) Accesso per gli utenti autorizzati / Access for authorized users (ebsco)674411

"This volume includes a new translation and a detailed verse-by-verse commentary, which touches upon philological, literary, and historical questions. The extensive introduction discusses the work's date, historical background, and original language, biblical and classical influences, and the relation between feminism and theology in the work."--ECIP summary.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Print version record.

Preface; Abbreviations; I. INTRODUCTION; Section 1: Preliminaries: The Story, Structure, and Message of Judith; Section 2: Transmission, Canonicity, and Later Jewish Tradition; Section 3: Dating Judith: History, Historicity, and Geography; Section 4: Biblical Influences; Section 5: Greek Influences; Section 6: Original Language and Milieu; Section 7: The Figure of Judith: Between Feminism and Theology; II. TRANSLATION AND COMMENTARY; A. 1:1-16 Nebuchadnezzar Goes to War with Arphaxad; B. 2:1-20 The Assyrians Prepare for War; C. 2:21-3:10 Holophernes' Conquests.

D. 4:1-15 The Israelites Prepare for War and Pray to GodE. 5:1-6:21 Achior Describes the Israelites and is Expelled to Bethulia; F. 7:1-32 Holophernes Cuts Off Bethulia's Water Supply; G. 8:1-36 Judith Scolds Bethulia's Leaders; H. 9:1-14 Judith's Prayer; I. 10:1-17 Judith Prepares for her Mission and Leaves Bethulia; J. 10:18-12:9 Judith's First Encounter with Holophernes; K. 12:10-13:10 Judith Kills Holophernes at a Party; L. 13:11-14:10 Judith Returns Home and Achior Converts; M. 14:11-15:7 The Assyrians Are Defeated; N. 15:8-16:20 The Israelites Celebrate their Victory.

O. 16:21-25 EpilogueIII. BIBLIOGRAPHY; Bibliography; IV. INDICES; Index of Ancient Sources; Index of Names and Subjects; Index of Modern Authors.

This volume includes a new translation and a detailed verse-by-verse commentary, which touches upon philological, literary, and historical questions. The extensive introduction discusses the work's date, historical background, and original language, biblical and classical influences, and the relation between feminism and theology in the work.