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The Tradition of Tradition: A Philological Dissertation on the Masorah
[Hebrew: Masoret ha-masoret] sive Dissertatio philologica De Masora
Meyer, Michael|Pfeiffer, August
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No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
Extensive searches of scholarly catalogs, including the UNESCO Index Translationum and Open Library, found no evidence of an English translation for this 1670 Latin dissertation. As a specialized 17th-century academic 'disputatio' on Hebrew philology, it belongs to a genre that was rarely translated into vernacular languages.
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About This Book
Unlock the secrets behind the preservation of the Hebrew Bible in this meticulous 17th-century philological deep-dive. From the exhaustive counting of every sacred letter to a fiery theological defense against historical 'calumny,' Meyer and Pfeiffer bridge the gap between rigorous scholarship and intense religious debate.
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