Between literalness and freedom : translation technique in the Septuagint of Joshua and Judges regarding the clause connections introduced by [ṿe] and [ki] / Seppo Sipilä.
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- 352553549X
- BS 1295.2.S569 1999 BS 1295.2.S569 1999
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AIU/NEGST - Tony Wilmot Memorial Library General Stacks | General Circulation | BS 1295.2.S569 1999 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | R49265N3232 | |
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AIU/NEGST - Tony Wilmot Memorial Library General Stacks | General Circulation | BS 1295.2.S569 1999 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | R49765Y3232 |
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BS1295.2 .S3 1975 Joshua and the flow of Biblical history / | BS1295.2 .S35 1981 Joshua in the light of the New Testament : | BS 1295.2.S569 1999 Between literalness and freedom : | BS 1295.2.S569 1999 Between literalness and freedom : | BS 1295.2 .S88 1994 Towns and toponyms in the Old Testament with special emphasis on Joshua 14-21 / | BS 1295.2.W56 1995 A functional discourse grammar of Joshua : | BS 1295.2.W56 1995 A functional discourse grammar of Joshua : |
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