This article deals with the contacts between Greek and Hebrew from the pre-exilic period up to the Mišnah (end of the 2nd century AD). As a result of Hellenization, Hebrew progressively lost its importance to the fast-spreading Greek, remaining mainly a literary and liturgic language. In the Diaspora, Hebrew gave way to Greek with the translation of the Bible known as the Septuagint.
Greek and Hebrew
HARTMAN, DOROTA MARIA
2014-01-01
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This article deals with the contacts between Greek and Hebrew from the pre-exilic period up to the Mišnah (end of the 2nd century AD). As a result of Hellenization, Hebrew progressively lost its importance to the fast-spreading Greek, remaining mainly a literary and liturgic language. In the Diaspora, Hebrew gave way to Greek with the translation of the Bible known as the Septuagint.File in questo prodotto:
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