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Theodotion

Theodotion (/ˌθiːəˈdoʊʃən/; Ancient Greek: Θεοδοτίων/Theodotiōn) is traditionally identified as one of three major Jewish translators of the Hebrew Bible into Greek during the second century CE, alongside Aquila and Symmachus. According to Irenaeus (d. c.202 CE), Theodotion was a proselyte from Asia Minor, likely Ephesus (Adversus haereses III.23).…

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Theodotion

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Triples38
Avg. degree1.98
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related to The Proto-Theodotionic Problem · 32
Theodotion → Additional Theodotionic, Armin Schmitt, Barnabas, BCE Hebraizing, Book, CE, Christian, Clement, Corinthians, Daniel, Dialogue, Early Christian, Epistle, Hebrews, Hermas, If Schmitt, Isaiah, John, Kaige, Kaige-type
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Theodotion → so-called proto-Theodotionic problem

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kaige greek recension hebrew textual ce text hebraizing barthélemy century rather hexapla identified historical texts second-century septuagint proto-theodotionic theodotion's translation

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Theodotionis aso-called proto-Theodotionic problem0.90text
The Shepherd of Hermasinstance ofand in extra-biblical writings0.80text
Dialogue with Tryphoinstance ofand in extra-biblical writings0.80text
1 Clementinstance ofand in extra-biblical writings0.80text
and the Epistle of Barnabas.Most problematicallyinstance ofand in extra-biblical writings0.80text
the overwhelming majority of these earlyinstance ofand in extra-biblical writings0.80text
Theodotionrelated to The Proto-Theodotionic ProblemThe0.60section
Theodotionrelated to The Proto-Theodotionic ProblemTheodotionic0.60section
Theodotionrelated to The Proto-Theodotionic ProblemCE0.60section
Theodotionrelated to The Proto-Theodotionic ProblemEarly Christian0.60section
Theodotionrelated to The Proto-Theodotionic ProblemNew Testament0.60section
Theodotionrelated to The Proto-Theodotionic ProblemCorinthians0.60section

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