
Konrad Kremser
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Hebraicum leads to the surprising result that Jerome translates difficult passages very precisely and in accordance with
the Masoretic text. In less challenging passages, on the other hand, he allows himself to be more influenced by the
Septuagint. In any case, it turns out that the Hebrew text used by Jerome was almost, but presumably not completely,
identical to the Masoretic text known today.
Hebraicum leads to the surprising result that Jerome translates difficult passages very precisely and in accordance with
the Masoretic text. In less challenging passages, on the other hand, he allows himself to be more influenced by the
Septuagint. In any case, it turns out that the Hebrew text used by Jerome was almost, but presumably not completely,
identical to the Masoretic text known today.