From: Carl W. Conrad (cwconrad@artsci.wustl.edu)
Date: Wed Jan 26 2000 - 19:45:19 EST
At 7:27 PM -0600 1/26/00, Larry Swain wrote:
>I need a quick hand from those of you who have Gramcord. I'm wondering
>about the use of the word of PERIZWMA in the LXX. I'm comparing the
>translation of this word in the Vulgate and regrettably neither I nor my
>library have a concordance to the LXX. (mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima
>culpa) Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I find ten instances in the LXX: Gen 3:7, Ruth 3:15, Prov 31:24, Jer 13:1-2
(2x), Jer 13:6-7 (2x), Jer 13:10-11 (2x); it's glossed as "wrap-around,"
"skirt,"apron." I noted also 38 instances in the LXX of PERIZWNNUMI,
evidently the word for "gird up one's loins" in order to prepare for battle
or travel, but i haven't cataloged the instances. This comes from
AcCordance, by the way, the Mac form of Gramcord.
Carl W. Conrad
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