William A. Ross Bücher

Focusing on the language of the Septuagint, William A. Ross examines its Greek linguistic context rather than comparing it to Hebrew or Aramaic sources. His analysis of the double text of Judges reveals significant insights into the Old Greek translation and its revisions, highlighting deliberate vocabulary choices and textual development. Additionally, Ross addresses the complexities of Septuagint lexicography, providing a roadmap for future research in this field.

We are living under an ever-present threat of nuclear destruction; the revolution against war is the first step toward a new worldview. These selected writings by Robert S. Hartman, and edited by axiologist Clifford G. Hurst, outline cultural, political, and moral discussions on war and peace.