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384: LR＆名無し変更議論中＠自治スレにて 2008/11/05(水)10:31 ID:H/gFLzT5(1/7) AAS
Some time in the 2nd or 3rd century BC, the Torah was translated
into Koine Greek, and over the next century, other books were
translated (or composed) as well. This translation became known
as the Septuagint[11] and was widely used by Greek-speaking
Jews, and later by Christians.[12] It differs somewhat from
the later standardized Hebrew (Masoretic Text). This translation
was promoted by way of a legend (primarily recorded as the
Letter of Aristeas) that seventy (or in some sources,
seventy-two) separate translators all produced identical
texts.[13]
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385: LR＆名無し変更議論中＠自治スレにて 2008/11/05(水)10:32 ID:H/gFLzT5(2/7) AAS
Some time in the 2nd or 3rd century BC, the Torah was translated
into Koine Greek, and over the next century, other books were
translated (or composed) as well. This translation became known
as the Septuagint[11] and was widely used by Greek-speaking
Jews, and later by Christians.[12] It differs somewhat from
the later standardized Hebrew (Masoretic Text). This translation
was promoted by way of a legend (primarily recorded as the
Letter of Aristeas) that seventy (or in some sources,
seventy-two) separate translators all produced identical
texts.[13]
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386: LR＆名無し変更議論中＠自治スレにて 2008/11/05(水)10:33 ID:H/gFLzT5(3/7) AAS
Some time in the 2nd or 3rd century BC, the Torah was translated
into Koine Greek, and over the next century, other books were
translated (or composed) as well. This translation became known
as the Septuagint[11] and was widely used by Greek-speaking
Jews, and later by Christians.[12] It differs somewhat from
the later standardized Hebrew (Masoretic Text). This translation
was promoted by way of a legend (primarily recorded as the
Letter of Aristeas) that seventy (or in some sources,
seventy-two) separate translators all produced identical
texts.[13]
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388: LR＆名無し変更議論中＠自治スレにて 2008/11/05(水)16:03 ID:H/gFLzT5(4/7) AAS
Some time in the 2nd or 3rd century BC, the Torah was translated
into Koine Greek, and over the next century, other books were
translated (or composed) as well. This translation became known
as the Septuagint[11] and was widely used by Greek-speaking
Jews, and later by Christians.[12] It differs somewhat from
the later standardized Hebrew (Masoretic Text). This translation
was promoted by way of a legend (primarily recorded as the
Letter of Aristeas) that seventy (or in some sources,
seventy-two) separate translators all produced identical
texts.[13]
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389: LR＆名無し変更議論中＠自治スレにて 2008/11/05(水)16:03 ID:H/gFLzT5(5/7) AAS
Some time in the 2nd or 3rd century BC, the Torah was translated
into Koine Greek, and over the next century, other books were
translated (or composed) as well. This translation became known
as the Septuagint[11] and was widely used by Greek-speaking
Jews, and later by Christians.[12] It differs somewhat from
the later standardized Hebrew (Masoretic Text). This translation
was promoted by way of a legend (primarily recorded as the
Letter of Aristeas) that seventy (or in some sources,
seventy-two) separate translators all produced identical
texts.[13]
省12
390: LR＆名無し変更議論中＠自治スレにて 2008/11/05(水)16:09 ID:H/gFLzT5(6/7) AAS
Some time in the 2nd or 3rd century BC, the Torah was translated
into Koine Greek, and over the next century, other books were
translated (or composed) as well. This translation became known
as the Septuagint[11] and was widely used by Greek-speaking
Jews, and later by Christians.[12] It differs somewhat from
the later standardized Hebrew (Masoretic Text). This translation
was promoted by way of a legend (primarily recorded as the
Letter of Aristeas) that seventy (or in some sources,
seventy-two) separate translators all produced identical
texts.[13]
省12
391: LR＆名無し変更議論中＠自治スレにて 2008/11/05(水)16:35 ID:H/gFLzT5(7/7) AAS
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