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Die Schatzhöhle

Überlieferung und Quellen


Albrecht Götze presents here a study of the transmission history of the text known as the “Cave of Treasures” and the sources used in its compilation.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61143-612-9
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: Jul 5,2012
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 7 x 10
Page Count: 96
Languages: German
ISBN: 978-1-61143-612-9
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The work known by the title “The Cave of Treasures” has a fascinating transmission history among the Oriental Christian traditions. The text, which is intended to provide a history of the generations from Adam to Christ, includes many interesting variations and additions to biblical narratives, particularly about the Patriarchs. The text exists in both Syriac and Arabic, and it is also known in an Ethiopic recension under the title “Book of Adam and Eve,” which is also the title of a previous work that is likely a source used in the compilation of the “Cave of Treasures.” In the present work, Albrecht Götze presents a thorough study of the text of the “Cave of Treasures,” and pays particular attention to its transmission and the sources used in its compilation.

The work known by the title “The Cave of Treasures” has a fascinating transmission history among the Oriental Christian traditions. The text, which is intended to provide a history of the generations from Adam to Christ, includes many interesting variations and additions to biblical narratives, particularly about the Patriarchs. The text exists in both Syriac and Arabic, and it is also known in an Ethiopic recension under the title “Book of Adam and Eve,” which is also the title of a previous work that is likely a source used in the compilation of the “Cave of Treasures.” In the present work, Albrecht Götze presents a thorough study of the text of the “Cave of Treasures,” and pays particular attention to its transmission and the sources used in its compilation.

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  • Inhaltsverzeichnis (page 7)
  • Die Textuberlieferung der ,,Schatzhohle" (page 9)
  • Der arabische Text (page 27)
  • SchluBergebnis (page 42)
  • Die Quellen der Schatzhohle (page 43)
  • Die Genealogie der Maria (page 70)
  • Die Lebensgeschichte Christi (page 71)
  • Der Kompilator der Urschatzhohle (page 76)
  • Der Zusatzteil der syrischen Schatzhohle (page 89)
  • Zusammenfassung (page 94)
  • Nachtrage (page 96)
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