Septuagint online?

Lemuel G. Abarte lemuel at bcd.weblinq.com
Sat Sep 12 04:03:42 EDT 1998


Dear Jonathan,

How about this one?

Notice that the sender replied to Biblical Greek.  But why is my name on his email?  I noticed that when he replied, he merely took the message he received and sent it back to the Forum.  The > in the body of the letter appears in my mail.  The separator appears as usual when I received my mail with my email address.  

I could only assume that he received his email with my address on it.  This is the first time I noticed that this happened when I downloaded my mail from the Forum.

The details are marked in bold red below.

Regards,

Lemuel

-----Original Message-----
From:	jtownsle at iupui.edu [SMTP:jtownsle at iupui.edu]
Sent:	Saturday, September 12, 1998 1:06 AM
To:	Biblical Greek
Cc:	Biblical Greek
Subject:	Re: Septuagint online?





On Fri, 11 Sep 1998, Shahram Najm wrote:

> Dear all
> 
> Forgive my ignorance (I am new to this subject)
> 
> Is there an electronic version of the Greek Septuagint
> online somewhere on the net? similar to Perseus texts?
> 
> I'd appreciate any help
> :)
> 
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