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Psalm 90 is a unique piece within the Book of Psalms, juxtaposing the frailty of human life with the eternity of God. Its significance extends beyond theology, encompassing literary and historical dimensions as well. The various linguistic versions of the psalm—Hebrew, Aramaic, Syriac, Greek, Latin, and Coptic—provide a rich foundation for exploring how this text has evolved and been shaped over the past 2,500 years. The aim of this research is to map the textual history of Psalm 90 and to analyse the differences and similarities among its translations and manuscript traditions.
Ebben a tanulmányban a dogma szó etimológiája és óegyházi használatának feltérképezése segítségével kísérelem meg körülírni a dogma szó jelentésmezejét (illetve ehhez kapcsolódóan a dogmatikát és dogmatörténetet, mint a dogmával foglalkozó tudományágakat).
Ebben a tanulmányban a dogma szó etimológiája és óegyházi használatának feltérképezése segítségével kísérelem meg körülírni a dogma szó jelentésmezejét (illetve ehhez kapcsolódóan a dogmatikát és dogmatörténetet, mint a dogmával foglalkozó tudományágakat).
The purpose of this short paper is to analyse the semantic field of the grammatical structure "δοκέω + εἶναι" which appears to be translated in various and ambiguous ways. Therefore, I invite the reader to a short philological adventure during which we will try to unfold the semantical field of the grammatical structure “οἱ δοκοῦντες στῦλοι εἶναι” used in Gal 2,9, and I try to find an answer to the following question: what does this characterisation exactly mean?
The purpose of this short paper is to analyse the semantic field of the grammatical structure "δοκέω + εἶναι" which appears to be translated in various and ambiguous ways. Therefore, I invite the reader to a short philological adventure during which we will try to unfold the semantical field of the grammatical structure “οἱ δοκοῦντες στῦλοι εἶναι” used in Gal 2,9, and I try to find an answer to the following question: what does this characterisation exactly mean?
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