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Vetus Testamentum
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January 1, 2026
This article argues that the punishment for the proven adulteress (Numbers 5:11–31) is best understood as dropsy (ascites). This identification is already implied in the Septuagint, which describes the wife’s symptoms with language that matches depictions ...
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Oxford German Studies
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January 1, 2024
Commentators have noted that Kafka’s 1917 Gracchus story harks back to his 1913 stay in Riva del Garda, but they have failed to identify the author’s personal experiences it unmistakably evokes. After elucidating this question, the article will argue that ...
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Jewish Studies Quarterly
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2020
While the overwhelming majority of modern scholars assume that the unspecified subject of Job 28:1–11 is human, before the 13th century virtually all exegetes assumed that subject was divine. Thus, there was a major shift in the interpretation of J ...
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