In this volume the Septuagint is translated from Greek to Hebrew. The Greek version serves as the oldest textual testimony and exegesis. The book includes a suggested reconstruction of the original Hebrew text with emphasis on the differences between the

Selected chapters from the field of post-biblical Hebrew linguistics and lexicography, with particular attention to the language of the Responsa against the background of the biblical text.

Selected chapters from the field of post-biblical Hebrew linguistics and lexicography, with particular attention to the language of the Responsa against the background of the biblical text.

These volumes add a new dimension to the study of ancient versions of Aramaic dialectology and of the history of Bible exegesis. With the assistance of Rimon Kasher. From the series "Sources and Studies'', the Institute for the History of Jewish Bible

A new linguistic methodology applied to the ''Book of Books'': Verbal complements in the biblical Hebrew sentence are dealt with in a transformational approach. A detailed description of the frequently appearing verb 'N-t-N' is offered, showing the correl