[B-Greek] Psalm 39:7 LXX
mrt
mrt at hisurfer.net
Fri Dec 19 18:55:18 EST 2003
From: "Pastor Mark Eddy"
>Ps 39:7 which says that the three major LXX uncial manuscripts (B, S
[=aleph in the N-A Greek NT], and A) all have the word SWMA, as in Hebr.
10:5. As support for the reading WTIA, the footnote simply has "Ga". The
"Explanation of Symbols" section doesn't list "Ga" so I don't know what it
means. Does somebody tell me what "Ga" stands for.
My little green handout of sigla (i.e. abbreviations, symbols, and signs )
that comes with Rahlfs has under III Versions: Ga = Psalterium Gallicanum,
which means we just entered the world of Latin.
There are two traditional complete Psalters by St. Jerome: The Psalterium
Gallicanum and the Psalterium juxta/iuxta Hebraicum.
you can read about it here:
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/12543b.htm
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/02768b.htm
http://www.umilta.net/beta3.html
Michael Tarver
Oregon, USA
<'\\>< laus Deo
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