A Study of Augustine's Versions of Genesis
Overview
After reviewing various theories of the origin and nature of the Old Latin Bible in the introduction, John S. McIntosh narrows his focus to St. Augustine’s quotations from the Book of Genesis, and endeavors to find out if Augustine referred to a single or multiple translations of the Latin Scriptures when writing his verses. Comparing style, form, syntax, as well as the omission/addition of words, McIntosh’s study of Genesis through the writing of St. Augustine is captivating.
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- Contribution from a renowned Old Testament scholar
- Includes bibliographical references and an index to Scriptural citations
- Title: A Study of Augustine's Versions of Genesis
- Author: John S. McIntosh
- Publisher: University of Chicago Press
- Publication Date: 1912
- Pages: 152