Origen’s Hexapla reveals how the Old Greek and Theodotion’s Daniel relate to the book’s Hebrew and Aramaic text.
Origen’s Hexapla and Theodotion’s Daniel: Tracing the Greek Text to Its Hebrew and Aramaic Base
Exploring the Syro-Hexapla: Its Role in Textual Criticism of the Old Testament
The Syro-Hexapla preserves Origen’s fifth-column Greek in Syriac, helping identify Hexaplaric readings while serving the Hebrew text.
The Majuscules and Minuscules: Deciphering the Greek Scripts of the Old Testament
How majuscule and minuscule Greek scripts reveal the transmission, revision, and textual value of the Old Testament in Greek.
Origen’s Hexapla: Its Nature, Purpose, and Significance in Old Testament Textual History
Origen’s Hexapla was a six-column comparison of Hebrew and Greek texts, shaping the Septuagint and pioneering textual criticism in the third century.
