Sacred Texts
There is an outstanding collection of sacred texts, commentaries, and secondary resources at the Internet Sacred Text Archive (http://www.sacred-texts.com/index.htm) These texts are from older, but scholarly, translations. Check PRIMO for newer translations and commentaries.
Cambridge History of the Bible. Peter R. Ackroyd, Ed. Cambridge: the University Press, 1963-1970.
3 volumes. Doheny and Leavey: BS445.C26. Also available in the Cambridge Histories Online.
The New Interpreter’s Bible: general articles and introduction, commentary and reflections for each book of the Bible, including the Apocryphal/Deuterocanonical books. Nashville: Abington Press, 1994.
12 volumes plus index. Doheny Reference: BS491.2.N484 1994
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Head, Hoose Library of Philosophy / Humanities Librarian
SUBJECT SPECIALIST - COLLECTIONS, TEACHING & RESEARCH:
* Philosophy
* Religion
* Anthropology
* History of Science & Technology
* Linguistics
* Comparative Literature
SUBJECT SPECIALTIES CONTINUED:
* Manuscript Studies
* Digital Humanities
* Leadership & Project Management
SCALAR DIGITAL HUMANITIES PROJECT:
* USC Illuminated Medieval Manuscripts
LINK: https://scalar.usc.edu/works/usc-illuminated-medieval-manuscripts/index
Research Consultations scheduled via email.
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