Greek Myth and the Bible
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Greek Myth and the Bible
Louden, Bruce
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2018
250
Dura
Inglês
9781138328587
15 a 20 dias
544
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Introduction; Part I: The Hebrew Bible; Chapter 1: Iapetos and Japheth: Hesiod's Theogony, Iliad 15.187-93, and Genesis 9-10; Chapter 2: Euripides' Ion and the Genesis Patriarchs; Chapter 3: Jason, Hera, Medea, and Aietes; Jacob, Rebecca, Rachel, and Laban: Argonautic Myth and Genesis 27-33; Chapter 4: Euripides' Hecuba and Jael (Judges 4-5); Part II: New Testament; Chapter 5: The oath that cannot be taken back: Ovid, Metamorphoses 1.751-2.400, Mark 6 and Matthew 14 (cf. Iliad 19; Genesis 27); Chapter 6: Luke 24 and Homer: Odyssey 3, Iliad 24, and Postponed Recognition; Chapter 7: Euripides' Alcestis and John's Lazarus (John 11:1-44, 12:1-8); Chapter 8: Hesiod's Theogony and the Book of Revelation 4, 12, and 19-20; Chapter 9: Ovid's Palace of the Sun (Metamorphoses 2.1-30) and Revelation 4; Chapter10: Retrospective Prophecy and the Vision in Aeneid 6, Ovid, and Revelation; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index
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Young Man;Hebrew Bible;Greek Myth and the Bible;Violate;Greek myth and biblical literature;Greek Myth;greek myth and the hebrew bible;Retrospective Prophecy;greek myth and the old testament;Homeric Epic;greek myth and the new testament;Hesiod's Theogony;homer and the bible;Ovid's Account;hesiod and the bible;Hesiod's Account;homer and genesis;Recognition Scene;hesiod and genesis;Scribal Tradition;greek and jewish creation myth;Divine Council;greek and biblical creation myth;Lukan Author;hesiod and book of revelations;Israelite Culture;homer and the new testament;Succession Myth;hesiod and the new testament;Hesiod's Version;ovid and the new testament;Testament Narratives;aeneid and the new testament;Antichrist;virgil and the new testament;Devious;alcestis and the new testament;Main Characters;euripides and the bible;Aeneid;euripides and the new testament;Prometheus;ovid and the bible;Holds;virgil and the bible;Baptist's Death;biblical narratives;Testament Myth;Greek classical myths;Argonautic myth;Israel's scribal tradition;Greek culture
Introduction; Part I: The Hebrew Bible; Chapter 1: Iapetos and Japheth: Hesiod's Theogony, Iliad 15.187-93, and Genesis 9-10; Chapter 2: Euripides' Ion and the Genesis Patriarchs; Chapter 3: Jason, Hera, Medea, and Aietes; Jacob, Rebecca, Rachel, and Laban: Argonautic Myth and Genesis 27-33; Chapter 4: Euripides' Hecuba and Jael (Judges 4-5); Part II: New Testament; Chapter 5: The oath that cannot be taken back: Ovid, Metamorphoses 1.751-2.400, Mark 6 and Matthew 14 (cf. Iliad 19; Genesis 27); Chapter 6: Luke 24 and Homer: Odyssey 3, Iliad 24, and Postponed Recognition; Chapter 7: Euripides' Alcestis and John's Lazarus (John 11:1-44, 12:1-8); Chapter 8: Hesiod's Theogony and the Book of Revelation 4, 12, and 19-20; Chapter 9: Ovid's Palace of the Sun (Metamorphoses 2.1-30) and Revelation 4; Chapter10: Retrospective Prophecy and the Vision in Aeneid 6, Ovid, and Revelation; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index
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Young Man;Hebrew Bible;Greek Myth and the Bible;Violate;Greek myth and biblical literature;Greek Myth;greek myth and the hebrew bible;Retrospective Prophecy;greek myth and the old testament;Homeric Epic;greek myth and the new testament;Hesiod's Theogony;homer and the bible;Ovid's Account;hesiod and the bible;Hesiod's Account;homer and genesis;Recognition Scene;hesiod and genesis;Scribal Tradition;greek and jewish creation myth;Divine Council;greek and biblical creation myth;Lukan Author;hesiod and book of revelations;Israelite Culture;homer and the new testament;Succession Myth;hesiod and the new testament;Hesiod's Version;ovid and the new testament;Testament Narratives;aeneid and the new testament;Antichrist;virgil and the new testament;Devious;alcestis and the new testament;Main Characters;euripides and the bible;Aeneid;euripides and the new testament;Prometheus;ovid and the bible;Holds;virgil and the bible;Baptist's Death;biblical narratives;Testament Myth;Greek classical myths;Argonautic myth;Israel's scribal tradition;Greek culture
