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- 695Works on the shelfplus 19 data sets
- 545Authors cited
- 146Free to read in fullpublic domain
Summary
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- 695 works stand here, cited 799 times across the site.
- 146 of them are public domain, so you can read them in full for nothing.
- 40 were written before AD 500, and 460 from 1950 onward.
- 80 carry no date on the record and stand in their own section.
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9 works matching “Septuagint”.
The Modern Era
1750 to 1950 · 3 works- The Old Testament in Greek According to the SeptuagintH. B. Swete (ed.)1909primary textpublic domain
- The Septuagint Version of the Old TestamentSir Lancelot C. L. Brenton1851primary textpublic domain
- The Septuagint with Apocrypha: Greek and EnglishSir Lancelot C. L. Brenton (tr.)1851primary textpublic domain
The Present Era
1950 to today · 5 works- Invitation to the SeptuagintKaren H. Jobes & Moises Silva2015primary textIn copyright: cited only
- YHWH in the SeptuagintLarry Hurtado2014primary textIn copyright: cited only
- The Use of the Septuagint in New Testament ResearchR. Timothy McLay2003primary textIn copyright: cited only
- The Septuagint and Apostolic Hermeneutics: Amos 9 in ActsW. Edward Glenny2015primary textIn copyright: cited only
- SeptuagintWikipedia2026primary textCC BY-SA