| Title: | Greek Bible in Byzantine Judaism |
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| Description: | The Greek Bible in Byzantine Judaism website provides information about this Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funded research project. The project's chief objective is the collection of evidence for the use of Greek biblical translations by medieval Jews, and the ultimate publication of this as a corpus for linguistic analysis. There are plans to make the corpus (which will consist of remains of Jewish Greek Bible versions, edited from manuscripts) available via the website, though at time of review this had not yet occurred. General information on the project is available, plus details of the project team. The project is based at the University of Cambridge, and has been conducted in collaboration with King's College London's Centre for Computing in the Humanities. |
| Keywords - controlled: | Bible; biblical studies; Judaism; |
| Keywords - uncontrolled: | Hebrew Bible; Greek Bible; Yevanic; Romaniote; Judaeo-Greek; medieval; mediaeval; middle ages; Byzantine; Byzantium; Genizah; Jewish; Karaite; translation; version; Septuagint; Hexapla; Aquila; Theodotion; Symmachus; Pentateuch; Kohelet; Jonah; palimpsest |
| Type: | Research centres and projects |
| URL: | http://www.gbbj.org/ |
| Classification: |
Humanities > Religion and theology > Bible / Christian texts Humanities > Religion and theology > History of religions Humanities > Religion and theology > Judaism Humanities > Religion and theology > Torah / judaic texts |
| Resource creator: | de Lange, Nicholas (Project Director), University of Cambridge |
| Resource creator: | University of Cambridge (Collaborator) |
| Resource creator: | King's College London. Centre for Computing in the Humanities (Collaborator) |
| Country of origin: | United Kingdom |
