Excerpt from The Septuagint Version of the Old Testament: With an English Translation and With Various Readings and Critical Notes
These remarks are not intended as depreciatory of the Septuagint version: their object IS rather to show what difficulties the translators had to encounter, and why 111 some respects they failed; as well as to meet the thought which has occupied the minds of some, who would extol this version as though it possessed something resembling cc - ordinate authority with the Hebrew text itself.
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