The Apocalypse of Ezra (Ii Esdras Iii-Xiv)
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Vii. 3; Rev. Xiii. I.
5 The eagle is a specially appropriate symbol of the Roman Empire whose military emblem was the eagle.
« Absent from other Versions.
' So all the Versions except L. , which has feathered wings. For the significance of these cf. E. A. , p. 261 f.
* i. E. In the original form of the vision the three Flavian Emperors, Vespasian, Titus and Domitian.
» So L. And Ethiop. ; but Ar. - Arm. Over.
10 Cf. Xiii. 3.
" L. Anti-wings and they became wings petty and small : other Versions... little wings for anti-wings ; apparently usurpers or military rivals of the Emperors are mejint whose activity was short-lived.
•90 THE APOCALYPSE OF EZRA 91 and lo ! the eagle commanded ^ his wings to reign over the whole earth and over the inhabitants there- of. 6. And I saw how there became subject to him everything beneath the heavens, and not one thing resisted ^ him of the creatures upon the earth. 7. And I saw, and lo ! the eagle rose upon his talons, and emitted the voice ^ to his wings, and said to them : [Go, rule over the whole earth !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vii. 3; Rev. Xiii. I.
5 The eagle is a specially appropriate symbol of the Roman Empire whose military emblem was the eagle.
« Absent from other Versions.
' So all the Versions except L. , which has feathered wings. For the significance of these cf. E. A. , p. 261 f.
* i. E. In the original form of the vision the three Flavian Emperors, Vespasian, Titus and Domitian.
» So L. And Ethiop. ; but Ar. - Arm. Over.
10 Cf. Xiii. 3.
" L. Anti-wings and they became wings petty and small : other Versions... little wings for anti-wings ; apparently usurpers or military rivals of the Emperors are mejint whose activity was short-lived.
•90 THE APOCALYPSE OF EZRA 91 and lo ! the eagle commanded ^ his wings to reign over the whole earth and over the inhabitants there- of. 6. And I saw how there became subject to him everything beneath the heavens, and not one thing resisted ^ him of the creatures upon the earth. 7. And I saw, and lo ! the eagle rose upon his talons, and emitted the voice ^ to his wings, and said to them : [Go, rule over the whole earth !
What to read after The Apocalypse of Ezra (Ii Esdras Iii-Xiv)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G H George Herbert Box to read onlineMoreLess
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