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Political Elite Identity Mobilisation & Violence in Burundi:93-18

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A GREEK AND ENGLISH LEXICON OF THE NEW TESTAMENT

1836508917Crocker and Brewster / Leavitt Lord & Co 1836. Fifth Edition. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. First Edition of what became the standard scholarly reference for New Testament Greek for the better part of the 19th century. 920pp. 4to half sheepskin leather over marbled boards marbled endpapers speckled edges. Some modest rubbing to the extremities spine a bit parched and cracking as usual with sheep tidemark to top edge of the first few pages typical age spotting otherwise a very clean sound copy. With multiple provenance inscriptions to the front matter notably for this Oregonian cataloger one 'F. W. Cathey' which is Rev. Frankly Warren Cathey b. Gresham 1863 d. Seattle 1941. Loosely tucked in between pp. 12 adn 13 is a notice of a meeting led by A. C. Scott. Both men were Methodist ministers in Oregon. Edward Robinson was one of the most prominent English-speaking Biblical Scholars in the 19th century holding professorships first at Andover-Newton and later Union Theological Seminary. 'His most important fruit . was the preparation of an independent Greek and English Lexicon of the New Testament which at once took the place of the his own translation of Wahl's Clavis. He made frequent use of his predecessors — Bruder Schleussner Wahl Bretschneider and all exegetic sources of importance; and. in the later editions particularly of the commentaries of De Wette and Meyer which he preferred on account of their great philological advantages and concise brevity without however allowing them to disturb his American orthodoxy in any important point. This extremely valuable and sterling work first appeared in 1836 and was at once welcomed as the best English lexicon of the New Test. and reprinted in three different editions in England. A new edition greatly improved and in part entirely altered appeared in 1850 and made it the first work of its kind to the present time. It is likewise an almost complete concordance and enables the student to nearly dispense with Bruder. This work is a monument of labor and industry. Its motto is 'Dies diem docet' and 'Nulla dies sine linea.'' McClintock & Strong 'Robinson was born near Southington Connecticut the-son of a Congregational minister. He was educated at Hamilton College in Clinton New York 1812-16. On a visit to Andover in 1822 Robinson fell under the spell of Moses Stuart who persuaded him to study in the seminary. In 1826 Robinson went to Europe where he studied four years primarily at Halle and Berlin. Returning to Andover he was named Professor of Biblical Literature in 1830. In 1837 Robinson was appointed to the faculty of Union Theological Seminary in New York which had been founded the year prior. William Baird History of New Testament Research II/28. Crocker and Brewster / Leavitt, Lord & Co hardcover

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