NOTES
- Rahlfs , Alfred , ed. 1935 . “ The Septuagint is cited according to Septuaginta. ” . In Id est Vetus Testamentum graece iuxta LXX interpretes 2 vols. , Stuttgart
- Nestle-Aland , ed. 1981 . The Greek New Testament is cited according to Novum Testamentum graece, , 26th edn., 4th (revised) reprint Stuttgart
- 1994 . The question of whether the presence of common terms implies common types of singing is discussed in J.A. Smith, ‘First-Century Christian Singing and its Relationship to Contemporary Jewish Religious Song’ . Music & Letters , 75 : 1 – 15 . especially 4–10.
- Septuaginta, ed. Rahlfs, i, [XXII]
- Charlesworth , James H. , ed. 1985 . “ Letter of Aristeas, verses 46–50. ” . In The text of the Letter of Aristeas is available in English in The Old Testament Pseudepigrapha Vol. ii , [12] – 34 . London
- Shutt's , R. J.H. “ Introduction to his translation of the Letter of Aristeas ” . In The Old Testament Pseudepigrapha Edited by: Charlesworth . Vol. ii , [7] See, The historical summary that follows is based on Septuaginta, ed. Rahlfs, i, XXII-XXXI, and Emil Schürer, The History of the Jewish People in the Age of Jesus Christ, English version, rev. & ed. Geza Vermes, Fergus Millar and Martin Goodman, 3 vols. (Edinburgh, 1973–1987), iii/1, [474]-504.
- Schneemelcher , Wilhelm , ed. 1991 . New Testament Apocrypha Vol. i , 10 – 50 . Cambridge and Louisville On the formation of the New Testament canon, see, rev. & ed., English translation ed. Robert McLachlan Wilson
- John , A.T. Robinson . 1976 . Redating the New Testament London See, for example, passim.
- Information on the earliest (Greek) manuscripts of the New Testament is from Novum Tesamentum graece, ed. Nestle-Aland, 684–710.
- See Smith, ‘First-Century Christian Singing and its Relationship to Contemporary Jewish Religious Song’, especially 4–10.
- Flavius , Josephus . Bellum Judaicum , ii ( 15 ) 4
- Concordances for book, chapter and verse divisions in the standard editions of the Hebrew Old Testament are given in Novum Testamentum graece, ed. Nestle-Aland, [739]-769. In some instances in the standard English versions of the Old Testament the divisions differ from those of both the LXX (Rahlfs) and the Hebrew. There are also some differences in the divisions of the books of the Apocrypha in the standard English versions compared with the LXX (Rahlfs).
- in the Codex Vaticanus.
- in the Codex Alexandrinus.
- in the Codex Vaticanus.
- in the Codex Alexandrinus.
- Occurs within a quotation from LXX Psalm 21: 23. This reference is not given in Clinton Morrison, An Analytical Concordance (see above, p. 17, under the heading- New Testament concordances).
- Used in the phrase Oden kainen, ‘a new song’.
- First time in the phrase ōden kainēn (see preceding note).
- Occurs within a quotation from LXX Psalm 17: 50 (= also LXX Regnorum II, 22: 50).
- Used in the phrase biblō psalman, ‘the Book of Psalms’, and followed by a quotation from LXX Psalm 109: 1.
- Means here ‘the psalms’, i.e. the Book of Psalms.
- Used in the phrase biblō psalmdn, ‘the Book of Psalms’, and followed by a quotation from LXX Psalm 68: 26.
- Used in the phrase en tō psalmō tō deuterō, ‘in the second Psalm’ (some manuscripts have en tō prōtō psalm¯, ‘in the first Psalm’; a few other manuscripts have en tois psalmois, ‘in the psalms’) followed by a quotation from LXX Psalm 2: 7.
- See note 18 above.
- See note 19 above.
- See note 21 above.
- See note 22 above.
- See note 23 above.
- See note 24 above.
- See note 17 above.
- See note 20 above.