The Apocrypha of the Old Testament, With Historical Introductions, a Revised Translation, And Notes Critical And Explanatory V.15
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ix. 14, 15, "bram- ble," and in the margin, " thistle." There were several species of the ^a/xi/at. The name " white thorn " was given it by the Romans. See art.
" Thorns," in Smith's B'ib. Did.
Ver. 72. 'Airh re rris noptpApas Kal t^s fjt.ap/xdpov.
It is somewhat surprising to find, as here, " mar- ble " mentioned along with "purple," as cloth- ing for the idols. The Pcshito translates by "silk," and, as Ewald thinks, correctly. Grotius supposes that pearls {fiapyapov) are meant; and Wahl [Cla...vis, s. v.) explains by vestis splendida, vel Candida. Cf. margin of A. V. But Fritzsche, with Bunsen's Bibelwerk, would retain the mean- ing " marble," which " in some cases was used for ornamenting the idol images." ADDITIONS TO DAmEL.
INTRODUCTION.
The title, Additions to Daniel, is ordinarily used to designate only the three most impor- tant enlaro^ements of this sort.* They are : The Prayer of Azarias and Song of the Three Children, Susanna, and Bel and the Dragon. The position of these several Additions with respect to the principal work is by no means uniform.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ix. 14, 15, "bram- ble," and in the margin, " thistle." There were several species of the ^a/xi/at. The name " white thorn " was given it by the Romans. See art.
" Thorns," in Smith's B'ib. Did.
Ver. 72. 'Airh re rris noptpApas Kal t^s fjt.ap/xdpov.
It is somewhat surprising to find, as here, " mar- ble " mentioned along with "purple," as cloth- ing for the idols. The Pcshito translates by "silk," and, as Ewald thinks, correctly. Grotius supposes that pearls {fiapyapov) are meant; and Wahl [Cla...vis, s. v.) explains by vestis splendida, vel Candida. Cf. margin of A. V. But Fritzsche, with Bunsen's Bibelwerk, would retain the mean- ing " marble," which " in some cases was used for ornamenting the idol images." ADDITIONS TO DAmEL.
INTRODUCTION.
The title, Additions to Daniel, is ordinarily used to designate only the three most impor- tant enlaro^ements of this sort.* They are : The Prayer of Azarias and Song of the Three Children, Susanna, and Bel and the Dragon. The position of these several Additions with respect to the principal work is by no means uniform.
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