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  1. Revealed wisdom and inaugurated eschatology in ancient Judaism and early Christianity
    Author: Macaskill, Grant
    Published: 2007
    Publisher:  Brill, Leiden

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    Ostbayerische Technische Hochschule Amberg-Weiden / Hochschulbibliothek Amberg
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    Source: Union catalogues
    Language: English
    Media type: Ebook
    Format: Online
    ISBN: 1281917192; 9004155821; 9047419243; 9781281917195; 9789004155824; 9789047419242
    Series: Supplements to the Journal for the study of Judaism ; v. 115
    Subjects: Ethiopic book of Enoch / Criticism, interpretation, etc / Criticism, interpretation, etc; 4QInstruction / Criticism, interpretation, etc / Criticism, interpretation, etc; Bible / Matthew / Criticism, interpretation, etc / Criticism, interpretation, etc; RELIGION / Eckankar; BODY, MIND & SPIRIT / New Thought; 4QInstruction; Bible / Matthew; Ethiopic book of Enoch; Eschatology; Wisdom / Religious aspects; Wijsheidsliteratuur; Eschatologie; Mattheüs (bijbelboek); Apocriefen; Bibel; Religion; Wisdom; Eschatology; Offenbarung; Jüdische Literatur; Weisheit
    Scope: 1 Online-Ressource (x, 294 pages)
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    Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002

    Includes bibliographical references (pages 259-283) and indexes

    Chapter One Wisdom, Apocalyptic and Generic Compatibility; Chapter Two 1 Enoch; Chapter Three 4QInstruction; Chapter Four The Gospel of Matthew; Chapter Five 2 (Slavonic Apocalypse of) Enoch; Chapter Six Conclusions; Appendix Previous Research on Wisdom and Apocalyptic in the Gospel of Matthew; Bibliography; Index of Texts; Index of Modern Authors

    Examines four texts such as: "1 Enoch", "4QInstruction", "Matthew" and "2 Enoch" and argues that in each the revealing of wisdom to an elect group inaugurates the eschatological period. This text challenges the simplistic redactional assumptions of certain New Testament scholars
  2. Siraya
    Retrieving the Phonology, Grammar and Lexicon of a Dormant Formosan Language
    Author: Adelaar, K. Alexander
    Published: 2011
    Publisher:  De Gruyter Mouton, Berlin

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    Ostbayerische Technische Hochschule Amberg-Weiden / Hochschulbibliothek Amberg
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    Language: English
    Media type: Ebook
    Format: Online
    ISBN: 9783110252965; 3110252961; 9783110252958; 3110252953
    Subjects: Bible / Matthew; Grammar; Language and languages; FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY / Miscellaneous; Anthropological linguistics; Siraya language; Bibel; Grammatik; Sprache; Siraya language; Anthropological linguistics; Grammatik; Phonologie; Übersetzung; Wortschatz; Siraya-Sprache
    Scope: 430 pages
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    3.6. Irregular reduplication patterns

    Acknowledgements; Conventions; List of abbreviations; Part A: Introduction; 1. General; 2. Siraya primary sources and linguistic literature; 3. Dialect variation; 4. Some observations about authorship and spelling; 5. Formosan languages: numbers of speakers and vitality; 6. The linguistic classification of Formosan languages; 7. Aboriginal Taiwan and Austronesian prehistory; 8. The Dutch occupation of West Taiwan: historical setting; 9. The Siraya people: some historical and ethnographic data; 10. The Austronesian ethnic groups in the Taiwanese nationalist debate

    11. A probable cause of the extinction of Siraya12. Attempts at reviving Siraya; Part B: A grammatical sketch of Siraya; 1. A near-phonemic orthography; 1.1. Symbols in the Siraya 17th century materials that were maintained; 1.2. Overview of changes made to the 17th century orthography; 1.3. æ is a palatal ä; 1.4. Siraya must have had a schwa; 1.5. e stands for e,?, a, ä or i; 1.6. A re-definition of i, j and y according to the syllabic length that they indicate; 1.6.1. y stands for a short high front vowel i

    1.6.2. i stands for a long high front vowel i except base-finally after e, where it stands for a palatal semivowel1.6.3. j stands for a palatal semivowel y and (sometimes) for a high front vowel i; 1.7. ou and o stand for respectively u and o; 1.8. ou and oe represent the same phoneme u; 1.9. u; 1.10. w; 1.11. k and q refer to one single phoneme k; 1.12. c preceding i or y is a sibilant or affricate; c preceding o stands for k; 1.13. ng;̄ 1.14. z; 1.15. g, gh, hg, ch, and (sometimes) h or ø, stand for a velar fricative x; 1.16. h stands for h, x or 0

    1.16.1. h is not phonemic in subjunctive markers, in the pronominal suffix -koh, and before voiceless stops1.16.2. Other instances of h represent phonemic h; 1.17. No geminate consonants; 1.18. Diacritics; 1.18.1. Apostrophe indicates the (synchronic) deletion or (diachronic) loss of a phoneme; 1.18.2. Dieresis indicates palatal ä; 1.18.3. No circumflex; 1.18.4. Hyphens occur on morpheme boundaries; 2. Siraya phonemics; 2.1. "Phoneme" inventory; 2.2. Discussion of phonemes and phonemic features; 2.2.1. The alternation between initial [b] and [v], and between [d] and [r]

    2.2.2. The alternation between x and h2.2.3. Palatalisation; 2.2.4. Metathesis; 2.2.5. Vowel reduction; 3. Reduplication; 3.1. (Historical) monosyllabic root reduplication; 3.1.1. Simple monosyllabic root reduplication; 3.1.2. Monosyllabic root reduplication with "ar" or "al" infixation; 3.1.3. Monosyllabic root reduplication with linking i; 3.2. Disyllabic root reduplication; 3.2.1. CVCVC-roots? CVCV-CVCVC; 3.2.2. (C)VCV-roots? (C)VCV-(C)VCV; 3.2.3. VCVC-roots? VC-VCVC; 3.3. Rightward Reduplication; 3.4. First syllable reduplication; 3.5. CA-reduplication

    Siraya is a Formosan language with unique typological features once spoken around Tainan City in southwest Taiwan. This comprehensive study is based on an analysis of the language of the Siraya Gospel of St. Matthew, which was translated from the Dutch in 1661. It contains a grammar, lexicon and extensive text with interlinear glossing as well as an introduction with detailed background information