Josephus / Old Testament parallels
MJ. Smith
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See Josephus Cross-Reference to Biblical Texts for evidence of interest
Please create a parallel reading dataset, and interactive to read it, and standard documentation.
Please create a parallel reading dataset, and interactive to read it, and standard documentation.
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I would say not only Josephus, but any contemporary Jewish literature external to the Biblical canon.0
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Yes , please
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@JO Yes please.0
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@JO I would go even further to add non-Jewish literature as well. Anything contemporary and external!0
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Don't these markings already exist in Logos? For example, go to the passage 1 Kings 4.24, open the context menu by right-clicking, click on "Reference 1 Kings 4.24" in the left column. Navigate down to "Cantillation" where we find a marker for Josephus:
intertext:(corpus:"Works of Josephus" AND relationship:Allusion AND target:josephusLoeb:"Antiquities of the Jews 8.38")
If you click on "inline" Logos will find it based on the syntax of the interlext.
If you just type:
intertext: corpus:"Works of Josephus"
I find 5463 sites marked "Works of Josephus".
Try going as far as Genesis 1.1 and there are markings not only from Josephus but from many other ancient literatures.
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