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1 online resource (xii, 464 pages) |
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Oxford Warburg studies |
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Oxford-Warburg studies.
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Cover; Criticism and Confession: The Bible in the Seventeenth Century Republic of Letters; Copyright; Acknowledgements; Contents; Abbreviations and Conventions; Introduction; THE HUMANIST 'CRITIQUE' OF SACRED AND ECCLESIASTICAL TEXTS; THE 'NEUTRALITY' OF THE REPUBLIC OF LETTERS; METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS: LEARNED PRACTICES, BIOGRAPHY, AND SOCIAL HISTORY; THE CASE FOR REVISIONISM: THEOLOGY, RHETORIC, AND CONFESSIONAL POLITICS; STRUCTURE; Prelude: The Discourse of Critica in the Late Renaissance; CRITICISM BEFORE THE ARS CRITICA |
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ANCIENT SOURCES, INTELLECTUAL FOUNDATIONS, AND INSTITUTIONAL SETTINGSAN APOLOGY FOR CRITICISM IN CONTEXT: THE CASE OF ISAAC CASAUBON; JUDGEMENT, MANUSCRIPTS, AND LITERARY TASTE; A HANDMAIDEN TO PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY; PART I: DEBATING SACRED HISTORY IN ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT; 1: The 'Theological Vortex'? Isaac Casaubon in England, 1610-1614; GENEVA AND MONTPELLIER; CONVERSION, THE EUCHARIST, AND THE CONFERENCE OF FONTAINEBLEAU; POLITICAL THEOLOGY AND THE VENETIAN INTERDICT; CORRESPONDENCE, PROPAGANDA, AND PAMPHLETEERING, 1610-1612; THE GENESIS OF THE EXERCITATIONES, 1612-1614 |
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THE EXERCITATIONES (I): NATURAL REASON, JUSTIFICATION, AND PAGAN KNOWLEDGE OF CHRISTTHE EXERCITATIONES (II): HISTORY, TYPOLOGY, AND THE LAST SUPPER AFTER SCALIGER; 2: Philology Divided: The Controversy over John Selden's Historie of Tithes (1618); CUSTOM, TESTIMONY, AND DOGMATIC AFFIRMATION; THE ARBITRARINESS OF CONJECTURE; HISTORY AND TYPOLOGY: SELDEN'S INVIDIOUS DISTINCTION; FAULT LINES IN THE HISTORIE'S SCHOLARLY RECEPTION: THE CASE OF THOMAS STANLEY; 3: Conclusion: Rethinking Historicism; PART II: COMMENTING ON THE NEW TESTAMENT; 4: New Testament Scholarship After Scaliger |
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HELLENISTIC JUDAISM: HISTORICAL AND EXEGETICAL APPROACHESSCALIGER'S THEOLOGICAL CRITICISM OF THE NEW TESTAMENT; EXEGESIS AND THE USE OF MANUSCRIPTS; 5: Hugo Grotius: 'Historical Criticism' in its Generic and Controversial Contexts; IRENICISM, APOLOGETICS, AND NATURAL LAW; DIVINE LAW, TYPOLOGY, AND THE SACRAMENTS; THE CONTROVERSY WITH ANDRÉ RIVET; GROTIUS AND ROMAN CATHOLICISM; 6: Conclusion: The Myth of 'Critical Exegesis'; PART III: CRITICIZING THE OLD TESTAMENT; 7: Anti-Protestant Controversy and the 'Ecclesiastical' Versions of the Old Testament: The Case of Jean Morin |
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THE GREEK, LATIN, AND HEBREW TEXTS AFTER THE COUNCIL OF TRENTA NEW AGENDA: MORIN'S 1628 PREFACE; ECCLESIASTICAL CRITICISM AND ITS LIMITS: MORIN'S EXERCITATIONES BIBLICAE; 8: Protestants and the Septuagint: The Failed Edition of Patrick Young; AN IDEAL PREPARATION? YOUNG AS LIBRARIAN AND PATRISTIC SCHOLAR; MORIN, USSHER, AND THE CHALLENGE OF CODEX ALEXANDRINUS; THE LIMITS OF INTER-CONFESSIONAL COLLABORATION; YOUNG AND THE HEBRAICA VERITAS; 9: Critical Judgement and Theological Exegesis: The Case of Louis Cappel; A DEFENCE OF THE MASORETIC TEXT? THE ARCANUM AND THE PROTESTANT TRADITION |
| Summary |
A study of the ways in which the text and meaning of the Bible were debated by scholars and theologians, Catholic and Protestant, in seventeenth-century Europe, considering the technical problems faced by scholars studying and editing the text in its original languages, and the religious and political pressures affecting the ways they worked |
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Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| SUBJECT |
Bible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85013617
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Bible fast |
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Fathers of the church.
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BIBLES -- General.
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RELIGION -- Biblical Reference -- General.
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RELIGION -- Biblical Reference -- Handbooks.
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Fathers of the church
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| Genre/Form |
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780191025198 |
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0191025194 |
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