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”Hebrew Language“ and ”Holy Language“ between Judea and Samaria

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Samaria, Samarians, Samaritans
This chapter is in the book Samaria, Samarians, Samaritans

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface VII
  3. List of Contributors IX
  4. Contents XI
  5. I. Memorial
  6. Equisse Biographique du Pére Dom Guy Dominique Sixdenier 1
  7. II. Bible
  8. Genesis 4 and the Pentateuch’s Reiterative Discourse: Some Samaritan Themes 9
  9. The Samaritan Version of Deuteronomy and the Origin of Deuteronomy 23
  10. Did Jacob Become Judah?: The Configuration of Israel’s Restoration in Deutero-Isaiah 39
  11. III. History
  12. Administration of Samaria in the Hellenistic Period 71
  13. The Building of the Samaritan Temple and the Samaritan Governors – Again 89
  14. Josephus on the Samaritans – his Tendenz and purpose 109
  15. Israelites, Samaritans, Temples, Jews 121
  16. Samaritans. History and Tradition in Relationship to Jews, Christians and Muslims: Problems in Writing a Monograph 173
  17. IV. Linguistics
  18. ”Hebrew Language“ and ”Holy Language“ between Judea and Samaria 187
  19. An Unknown Samaritan Poem of the Type FATỊHA 203
  20. Different Pronunciations of the Same Word in the Torah Reading of the Israelite Samaritans in Comparison to Its Significant Attributes 217
  21. V. Artifacts and Texts
  22. The Samaritans in Caesarea Maritima 225
  23. An Elusive Samaritan Manuscript in Utrecht 237
  24. VI. Arabica
  25. Reflections on Samaritan Belief in an After-life. Text-proofs for ‘The Appointed day‘ in Sam Ms BL Or 10370 245
  26. Abū l-Ḥasan ạs-̣Sūrī and his Inclinations to Mu‘tazilite Theology 261
  27. A Samaritan Legend in the Alhambra Stories? 287
  28. The Samaritan High Priest ‘Imrān ben Salāma and his Poem Against Mubārak al-Mufarrağī Who Became a Convert to Islam in 1841 293
  29. Index of Authors 311
  30. Index of Citations 317
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110268201.187

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface VII
  3. List of Contributors IX
  4. Contents XI
  5. I. Memorial
  6. Equisse Biographique du Pére Dom Guy Dominique Sixdenier 1
  7. II. Bible
  8. Genesis 4 and the Pentateuch’s Reiterative Discourse: Some Samaritan Themes 9
  9. The Samaritan Version of Deuteronomy and the Origin of Deuteronomy 23
  10. Did Jacob Become Judah?: The Configuration of Israel’s Restoration in Deutero-Isaiah 39
  11. III. History
  12. Administration of Samaria in the Hellenistic Period 71
  13. The Building of the Samaritan Temple and the Samaritan Governors – Again 89
  14. Josephus on the Samaritans – his Tendenz and purpose 109
  15. Israelites, Samaritans, Temples, Jews 121
  16. Samaritans. History and Tradition in Relationship to Jews, Christians and Muslims: Problems in Writing a Monograph 173
  17. IV. Linguistics
  18. ”Hebrew Language“ and ”Holy Language“ between Judea and Samaria 187
  19. An Unknown Samaritan Poem of the Type FATỊHA 203
  20. Different Pronunciations of the Same Word in the Torah Reading of the Israelite Samaritans in Comparison to Its Significant Attributes 217
  21. V. Artifacts and Texts
  22. The Samaritans in Caesarea Maritima 225
  23. An Elusive Samaritan Manuscript in Utrecht 237
  24. VI. Arabica
  25. Reflections on Samaritan Belief in an After-life. Text-proofs for ‘The Appointed day‘ in Sam Ms BL Or 10370 245
  26. Abū l-Ḥasan ạs-̣Sūrī and his Inclinations to Mu‘tazilite Theology 261
  27. A Samaritan Legend in the Alhambra Stories? 287
  28. The Samaritan High Priest ‘Imrān ben Salāma and his Poem Against Mubārak al-Mufarrağī Who Became a Convert to Islam in 1841 293
  29. Index of Authors 311
  30. Index of Citations 317
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