Index of Names and Subjects
abduction
21–22, 157–66, 173–75, 191–92
invention
Africanus
47–48
Alcinous
70n129
Alexander of Aphrodisias
28, 31, 158n8
allegory
23–24, 112, 230, 276
and invention
204–7
and the Maxim of Quality
138–45
and Stoicism
35
and theological interpretation
6–8
as arbitrary
9–10, 180, 283
as Biblical way of speaking
74n2, 85
Allen, James
41n39, 43–45, 49n59
anagnostikon see reading
analogismos (ἀναλογισµός)
160
analogy (ἀναλογία)
86, 121–22, 178–83, 188n4
and boldness
221–31
and inquiry
157–66
and invention
196–207
as criterion of correct speech
170, 195–96
anaphora (ἀναφορά)
116–17, 123
deixis, reference
anatomy
154–55, 162n25
appellative (προσηγορία)
51, 57
nouns
aphorisms see proverbs
Apollonius Dyscolus
61n99, 116–17, 123, 164–65
appropriateness
10, 65n111, 82–86, 105, 203, 250, 292–93
and boldness
219–23
and performative context
79, 98–103, 118–19, 144, 168, 261–62, 268, 271, 276–80
doctrine of
257–59, 274
of names
41–45
Aquila
67n117
arbitrariness
23–24, 38–39, 137, 177, 180, 226, 244, 246
and kata lexin interpretation
271–73
and theological interpretation
1–8
attributed to Origen
8–18
Aristotle
30, 33, 63, 70, 72n140, 185n89, 244, 246n7, 248n15, 249, 268n61
practical wisdom
and conventionalism
38–42
Asaph
97, 121, 126
Asclepiades
162n26
Atherton, Catherine
30n6, 130, 163–65
Augustine
7, 30, 43–44, 247, 253
authorial intention
133, 283
authority (ἐξουσία)
5, 67n117, 106–7, 228, 264, 269–70
scripture, authority of; parrhesia, and authority
as linguistic criterion
163n31, 165
charismatic
16, 266
pedagogical
257–58
barbarism
34, 61, 63
solecism
Barnes, Jonathan
71, 158n8
Barth, Karl
1, 265n54
Barton, John
4–5
Basilides
83
Berchman, Robert
27n1, 60n97, 95n57, 192
Berner, Ulrich
12, 16
biblical studies see historical criticism
Billings, Todd
3
Blank, David
61n99, 63n105, 130, 158–59, 162–64, 170n59, 195n115
boldness
212–243, 266–67, 287
parrhesia
Brandom, Robert
244n1, 245, 250
Byassee, Jason
6–7
Cadiou, René
16
canon see scripture, canon of
Carneades
31
Cartesian anxiety
265
Celsus
53, 158n8, 269
Chaeris
193–94
charismatic intellectual
16–18, 266
Chin, Catherine
28n3, 74n2
Christianicity
74n2
Chrysippus
30–36, 49, 63, 79–80, 115, 130
Cicero
63n105, 161n21
Cleanthes
70n129
Clement of Alexandria
62n103, 70
co-operative principle see implicature, co-operative principle of
Codex Monacensis Graecus 314
18–19
coinage
50n64, 171
invention, of words
Colish, Marcia
31n9
common notions
252
common sense
language, ordinary
and hermeneutic crisis
265–66, 291
and implicature
131–33, 139
and proverbs
273, 277, 288,
and textual criticism
276n85
and wisdom
253–57, 262
contrast with techne
159
connection (ἀκολουθία)
64, 146–47
conversion see philosophy, conversion to
Cornutus
44
Crates
34
Cratylus
40–44, 49n61, 52n71, 268n61
creeds
4, 6–7, 212n6
Crivelli, Paolo
57n90, 116–17
Crouzel, Henri
8n26, 12n36, 91–93, 213n10
cultural formation
17, 28, 74n2, 75–76, 282
curriculum
253, 263
ancient philosophical
68–71
custom see usage
Daley, Brian
75, 187n91
Daniélou, Jean
8n29, 12n36, 16
Dawson, David
9, 16, 45n52, 74n2, 121n24, 124, 207
De Faye, Eugene
12–13, 16, 18
De Lange, Nicholas
48, 210n4
De Lubac, Henri
1, 8, 12–16, 18, 20–21, 91n45, 93n53
definiteness
52, 57, 117, 119, 167
deification
81, 110, 292–93
anaphora; persona; reference
of discourse
209–243
deixis (δεῖξις)
57, 115–119, 187n92, 278
intellectual
117, 123
of person
125–28
of place
119–125
of time
119n20
Democritus
arguments against linguistic naturalism
41–42, 52n72
theory of sense perception
123–24
Derrida, Jacques
2
Descartes
249
Cartesian anxiety
dialectic
116
lexis, to logos; writing, dialectical problem of
and Origen
69, 172
and the Stoics
28, 32–34, 70n129, 77–80, 250
Socratic
285
Didymus the Blind
93
Dillon, John
27n1, 44n50
Diogenes Laertius
31–34, 51–52, 69n122, 77–79
Diogenes of Babylon
51–52, 77–79
Diomedes
162n26
diorthotikon (διορθώτικον)
88, 162n28
textual criticism
discipleship
16n55, 229, 242, 293
discovery see invention
discursive capacity see logos
doctor see medicine
ear training
84–85, 102
eloquence
28, 63–64, 166, 192,
emphasis (ἔµφασις)
129
implicature
empiricism
159–163, 177, 188n97
experience
Ephraimites
180
Epicureanism
124, 158n8, 227
theory of names
40, 45n51, 54, 60n96
epilogismos (ἐπιλογισµός)
160
equality of speech (ἰσολογία)
233
etymology (ἐτυµολογία)
40–42, 47–50, 79, 163
Eubulides
115
example (παραδείγµα)
185, 187–88
exegetikon (ἐξηγήτικον)
88, 162n28
exorcism
55, 88–89
experience (ἐµπειρία)
35, 58–59, 186, 226n61, 248, 271, 273
empiricism
and proverbs
167–68, 282
expertise see techne
explicative interpretation
281–86
lekton; interpretation, sapiential
extraordinary language see language, extraordinary
face value see kata lexin
fiction
94–95, 162, 283
figurative language
7n25, 93, 95–96, 109–11, 125, 138–43, 204, 283
allegory as
85
contrast with parrhesia
228, 230
flouting see implicature, and flouting maxims
foolishness
243, 252, 260, 265, 279
Foucault, Michel
227
Fowl, Stephen
1–3
Fraade, Stephen
20–21
frankness see parrhesia
Frede, Michael
31, 35, 38n30, 161
freedom (ἐλευθηρία)
106–7, 228–231
authority; parrhesia
Frege, Gottlob
38
Frei, Hans
94n56, 286n105
Gadamer, Hans-Georg
137n73, 282n102
Galen
31, 59n94, 158–62, 269
Gamble, Harry
89n37–38
geometry
33
logical features of
249–250
analogy to kata lexin interpretation
272n74
glossematikon (γλωσσηµατικόν)
94
gnosticism
9, 207, 213, 255, 264
Gögler, Rolf
86n28, 89n41, 109n86, 136n70, 188n97
grammar
Hellenistic
27n1, 68–69, 88, 157–59, 162–66, 193–95
of ordinary language
254, 263, 270
of scripture
86, 102, 111–12, 141, 144, 169–83, 204–206, 286–89
grammarian
17, 28, 63n105
grammar
contrast with logical critic
34–35
Grant, Robert
158n8
Gregory Thaumaturgus
247n11
Grice, H. P.
128–129, 131–136, 145–152
habit (ἔθος)
invention; usage
implicit
186–191
of inquiry
177, 183–186
of scripture
109, 169–77, 225–26, 249n20
of the world
177–83
Hadot, Pierre
88
Halbertal, Moshe
218n43
Hanson, R. P. C.
9–10, 12n36, 180, 188n97
Harl, Margerite
12n36, 16–17, 27n1, 61–64, 66n113, 68n121, 70n128, 169n57, 200
harmonics
73–74, 155n3
Hebrew
46–50, 217
as original language
54n81
Heine, Ronald
123n27, 188n97
Hellenicity
34, 74n2, 76, 163n30
Heraclitus of Ephesus (6th-5th c. B.C.E.)
52n71, 71
heresy
212n6, 243, 267
orthodoxy
hermeneutic crisis
9, 265–67, 292
hermeneutic ordinary time
263–65, 273, 290
hermeneutical privilege of the oppressed
284
hermeneutics
2
interpretation
general
265n53
liberationist
279, 284, 289
special
263n50
Hermogenes
41
heteronomy
292
Hexapla
48, 50n64
historical criticism
1–8, 12–14, 173, 258n36, 278–79, 283, 289
meaning, historical
historikon (ἱστορικόν)
162
Holy Spirit
292–93
persona
and rational norms
139–40
boldness of
106–107, 217, 231
gives language
88n35
source of insight
16, 62–63, 212, 291
Homer
35, 63n105
as authoritative speaker
17, 163–64, 170, 195
homonymy
68, 178–83
and the Maxim of Quality
140–45
as argument against naturalness of names
41–42
Hosea
65, 148, 177n76
hypothesis see abduction
idealism see pedagogical idealism
idiaiteron (ἰδιαίτερον)
162
Idithoum
126–28
imagination
20
and linguistic intuition
106
and the Holy Spirit
278–80, 291
logical
11, 21, 244
imitatio Christi
126–27, 211, 240–43
imitatio scripturae
109–110, 210–11, 214, 217, 223
imperatives
39, 110
as optatives
172–76, 232
implicature
115, 128–29, 189
emphasis
ancient
129--31
and maxim of manner
145–52
and maxim of quality
138–45
and proverbs
287–88
conversational
131–33
scriptural
133–37, 258n35
incantation
55
incarnation
87, 131, 214, 260, 291–93
imitatio Christi; parrhesia
enables reciprocity between God and humanity
231–40
induction
169–70, 174–76
empiricism; example; habit; invention; testing
inductive certainty
168–69, 176, 200n127
inerrancy
238n36
inquiry
16–22, 227, 253–56, 262, 267
abduction; habit, of inquiry; induction; interpretation, sapiential; invention; techne
and the Holy Spirit see Holy Spirit, source of insight
interpretation
86, 177–78, 183–86, 204
hermeneutics; inquiry; lexis, to logos; logic
allegorical see allegory
and logic
66–72
figurative see figurative language
kata lexin see kata lexin
midrashic see midrash
sapiential
273–74
explicative interpretation; logical interpretation; performative interpretation; verbal condition of interpretation
spiritual
8–10, 13–15, 76, 212n6, 291
theological
1–8, 13, 279
intertextuality
89, 192
intuition see linguistic intuition
invention (εὕρεσις, inventio)
abduction
and analogy
196–200
contrast with interpretation
86, 224–25
of sentences
204–7
of words
200–3
rhetorical
161, 191–96
scientific
158–66
Irenaeus
264–66
Isaiah
148, 223–24
James, William
244
Jenson, Robert
3, 245, 257
Jeremiah
98n65, 126, 192, 228–29
Jesus
131, 174, 212, 222, 235–37, 291–94
incarnation; logos, divine
as proto-pragmatist
244
name of
55, 88–89
pedagogy of see pedagogy, of Jesus
referent of Old Testament
96, 148–50, 183–84
Job
228–30, 237n98, 266, 278
John the Evangelist
26, 180, 212
John the Baptist
121n25, 130, 228
Jowett, Benjamin
5–6
kata lexin
91–98, 270–73
lexis; literal sense; interpretation, sapiential
analogy to ועומשכ
95n58
as deeper sense
109–11, 230, 232
Koch, Hal
12n36, 16, 27n1
Kugel, James
91n44, 259n38
language
implicature; names, standard of correctness of; solecism; usage
names, standard of correctness of
implicature
allegory; grammar; logic; logos; names; rationality
conventional
35–36, 50n1, 54–55, 93, 128–33, 138n74, 163
extraordinary
254, 262, 267
natural
54–55, 65
norms of
23, 28, 35–36, 66, 75–76, 111, 131–37, 162–66, 250–51
of scripture
22–24, 64–65, 74n2, 89–91, 192–96, 212–14, 260–67
deification: of discourse; habit, of scripture; imitatio scripturae; interpretation, sapiential; invention; lexis, to logos
ordinary
22–23, 95, 131–37, 163–65, 193–96, 251, 262, 267
common sense; kata lexin
original
35n23, 42, 49–50, 54n81
Latinity
34, 63, 162, 165
Lauro, Elizabeth Ann Dively
10n34
Le Boulluec, Allain
192
learning
16–18, 22–24, 104–6, 160, 193–96, 212n6,
linguistic competence; pragmatism
inquiry; language, of scripture; pedagogy
paradox of
252
skills
248–56
lekton (λεκτόν)
36–40, 60–65, 79–80, 251
explicative interpretation
letter (γράµµα)
7, 77–78, 238, 276
lexis; literal
Levinson, Stephen
115–20, 125, 128–29, 131–34
lexis (λέξις)
77–80, 87–91
kata lexin
to logos
23, 81–87, 111
interpretation, sapiential
Lindbeck, George
245, 260–61, 289
linguistic competence
21–24, 28n3, 75–76, 87, 164–66, 201, 252, 274, 293
linguistic intuition
infinity of
191–196
linguistic intuition
103–7, 142–43, 164–66, 254, 262, 280, 289
ear training; rule of faith, and linguistic intuition
and boldness
217, 220–26
and hermeneutic crisis
263–67, 290–91
linguistic pragmatism see pragmatism, linguistic
linguistics
22–23, 68n121, 119, 289
deixis; implicature; logic; pragmatics; semantics; speech acts
rational
75–76, 102–3
Stoic see Diogenes of Babylon
literal sense
4, 7, 10, 23, 75–76, 142, 224
kata lexin; implicature
liturgy
87–88, 275, 278, 293
and meaning kata lexin
91, 270
and the Psalms
75, 114, 122, 279
logic (λογικὴ)
115, 273
arbitrariness; dialectic; logical interpretation; logos
and linguistics see linguistics, rational
Aristotelian
70, 115
Aristotle
descriptive
19–22
inductive see induction
logica utens
19
of scriptural habits
171–77, 249n20
habit
of vagueness see vagueness
Origen’s
25–26, 66–72
Stoic
31–36, 250
lekton; lexis; Stoicism, theory of names
logical interpretation
286–91
logic; logos; interpretation, sapiential
logical problem see writing, logical problem of
logos (λόγος)
31, 36–38, 66, 102, 107–12, 146, 155, 228, 250, 268–71
lexis, to logos; logic; logical interpretation; rationalism; rationality
analogy to ןיד
95n58
contrast to lexis
77–80
divine
70–71, 135–36, 155n3, 209–10, 247, 291–94
boldness; parrhesia
pedagogy of see pedagogy, of the Logos
Long, A. A.
31–33, 38n31, 43n43, 45n52, 119n20, 158n5
Lord’s Prayer
50, 81, 173–74
Marcion
9, 83, 285
Martens, Peter
12n36, 17n60, 68n121, 88n33, 95n58, 109n86, 169n57, 189n97
martyrdom see names, and martyrdom
Mates, Benson
38n30
Matthew
149–50, 183, 216, 233
maxim of manner see implicature, and maxim of manner
maxim of quality see implicature, and maxim of quality
McGuckin, John
111, 243n109
meaning
127, 133, 135–37, 200, 223, 258, 261–64
allegory; figurative language; kata lexin; lekton; semantics
historical
91, 113, 125–26, 137
levels of
82, 111–12
spiritual see spiritual sense
medicine
158–62
as analogy for scriptural interpretation
94n54, 154–55, 158n7
memorization see scripture, memorization of
Menander
80
metaphor
86, 108, 138, 181, 204–7, 224
allegory; figurative language
method
18–22, 186n91, 194, 253
scientific
154–66
midrash
20, 48n57, 91n44, 95n58, 210–11, 218n43
mimesis
44–45
modesty
213
Morris, Charles
79n12
Moses
54, 228
Munnich, Olivier
74n2, 192–93
music theory see harmonics
name-bearer (τυγχάνον)
37, 62n103
names (ὀνόµατα)
homonymy; nouns; Tetragrammaton; translation
and martyrdom
53–55, 60
changing of
42, 50–53
effective
53–60
proper
49–60
standard of correctness of
40–60
narrative
4, 6, 94, 151
Neuschäfer, Bernard
17, 27n1, 63–65, 67n116, 94n55, 125–26, 129–31, 137n73, 158n8, 169n57, 170, 173n71
New Testament
5, 13–15, 89, 260, 268
noisy-channel coding theorem
267n59
nouns
56–57, 67, 187n92
deixis; names
Ochs, Peter
xi, 2n9, 19–22, 161n19, 166–69, 245, 254n26, 265n53, 266n57, 290n110
pragmatism; vagueness
Old Testament
7, 89, 260, 265, 268
Christological referent of
15, 96
optative
39
imperatives, as optatives
orality
20–1, 74n2, 87–91, 114, 122, 168, 259n37, 278
pragmatics; rule of faith; writing
orator
63–64, 161, 165, 192
order (τάξις)
145–52
ordinary language see language, ordinary
orthodoxy
106, 294
heresy
and Origen
14–15, 18, 28n3, 212n6
paideia
74n2
Pamphilus
18n64, 212–13
Papias
259n37
parable
71, 84, 169n57, 203n131, 253
definition of
94–95
Jesus’ use of
148–49, 183, 229–30, 242
paradigm see example
parrhesia (παρρησία)
227–31
boldness; deification, of discourse
and authority
195, 230–31, 234, 242
and hermeneutic crisis
266–67, 285
in commanding God
231–40
in imitation of Christ
240–43, 293
Paul
102–3, 143–45, 172n65, 180, 182–83, 197–98, 201n129, 204–7, 222, 233–34, 260
imitatio Christi
and imitation of Christ
87, 111, 113, 126, 209, 220–21, 240–43
name-change of
50–52
New Perspective on
289
parrhesia of
228–31
pedagogy of see pedagogy, Paul’s
pedagogical idealism
16
pedagogy
74, 111–12, 217, 253, 267, 292–93
inquiry; learning
of Jesus
227–31, 242–43
of the Logos
16, 27n1, 81–87, 207, 210, 252, 255–56
boldness; parrhesia
Paul’s
62–64, 84, 215–18
Peirce, Charles
2, 19, 21n73, 79n12, 161, 166–69, 176, 244–45, 252n25, 254n26, 256
performative interpretation
274, 276–81
interpretation, sapiential
performative problem see writing, performative problem of
performativity
44, 74–76, 80, 108, 114n3
deixis; orality; pragmatics; performative interpretation
Perrone, Lorenzo
xi, 18–19, 125n35
persona (προσωπὸν)
149, 172, 183–86, 209–10, 220, 278
deixis: of person
Peter
51, 226, 235–37
Phaedrus
247, 268–73
Philo
62n103, 70n128
philosophy
23, 29, 88, 211, 246–49, 253–56, 263–67, 291
Platonism; pragmatism; Stoicism
definition of
246, 254
of science: see empiricism; rationalism
tripartite curriculum of
66–72
Phoebammon
129
phronesis see practical wisdom
physician see medicine
Plato
63n105, 70, 111n92, 137n73, 159, 253
Cratylus; Phaedrus
Platonism
49n61, 70, 140n76, 181n82, 255
Plato
and geometry
248–49
Middle
12, 27n1, 30, 72n140, 192
Neo-
12, 27n1, 30
theory of Forms
31, 52n71, 124
theory of names
40–45, 66n111
Plutarch
31, 70, 254n24
poetic license
35, 64
poetry
28, 34–36, 63n105, 80, 162, 272
proverbs, as poetry
scripture as
65, 69, 111
Porphyry
30, 35n25, 44n47
post-structuralism
2–3, 74
structuralism
practical wisdom (φρόνησις)
246n7, 249
Pradel, Marina Molin
18
pragmatics
93, 114–16, 270
deixis; implicature; speech act; utterance
contrast with semantics
79–80, 95
pragmatism
2, 19, 68n121, 166, 244–56, 265n53
Peirce, Charles; Ochs, Peter
prayer
54, 81–82, 84, 88n35, 98n65, 100, 113, 125n37, 278, 283
liturgy; Lord’s Prayer
and parrhesia
229–30, 233
probability
147, 176, 195–96, 200, 224, 239
Proclus
41n39, 52
pronouns see deixis
prophecy
53–54, 57, 96–99, 121–22, 143, 197–98, 200n128, 278, 293
Hosea; Isaiah; Jeremiah; John the Baptist; Moses
and parrhesia
228
and persona
125–26, 185–86
rationality of
139, 252, 255, 259–61, 265
proposition (ἀξίωµα)
32–34, 57, 95n57, 117, 119n20, 136–37, 252, 258, 261, 271
proverbs
84
and vagueness
167–69
habit
as prototype of wise language
113–14, 177–78, 259
as provocation to inquiry
253
circumstances of use
277–78
performative interpretation
correct habits of readers
287–88
logical interpretation
generate commentary
281–82
explicative interpretation
memorization of
274–75
verbal condition of interpretation
Proverbs, book of
94, 246, 248, 251–52, 257, 259
as transition between common sense and wisdom
273
teaches logic
67–72, 273
providence (προνοία)
27n1, 154–55
Pseudo-Plutarch
129
Ptolemy
158
Quintilian
63n105, 67n116, 85n27, 162n26
and criteria of correct speech
163n31, 165–66
rabbinic pragmatism
19
rabbinic interpretation see midrash
rashness
272–73, 278, 285, 291
kata lexin
rationalism
76, 159–66, 169, 245
linguistics, rational
rationality
17, 20–21, 23, 72n140, 85–87, 128, 146–47, 253–56, 292–4
linguistics, rational
appropriateness; implicature
logic; logos; rationalism
and arbitrariness
10–11
as finite
193–96
contrast with kata lexin
84, 270–73
divine
133–37
deification
everyday see common sense
geometry as model of see geometry
hyper-
111, 243n109
instrumental
246
linguistic
154–56, 250–51
norms of
34, 131–37
skill as model of
248–49, 251–53
reading (αναγνώστικον)
88, 162n28
orality
reason see logos
reciprocity
parrhesia
between God and human beings
229, 231–240
reference
93–98, 116n11, 118n17, 220
corporeal v. incorporeal
141–44, 178–83
anaphora; deixis; sense
regula fidei see rule of faith
Reno, Rusty
1, 5n19
reserve
230, 267
ressourcement
8
De Lubac, Henri
rhetoric
28, 32–33, 70n129, 74, 80, 88, 129n51, 230
barbarism; eloquence; orator; solecism
and invention see invention, rhetorical
Ricoeur, Paul
118n17
Rine, Rebecca
xi, 74–75, 89n40, 114n3
risk see boldness
Rufinus
18n64, 66, 185n89
rule of faith (regula fidei)
4, 7, 10
and linguistic intuition
257, 263–66
Origen’s attitude towards
13, 16, 213n13, 265–66
sapiential interpretation see interpretation, sapiential
sayable see lekton
Schenkeveld, D. M.
39–40, 79–80, 116n10
Schleiermacher, Friedrich
263, 265n53
science see inquiry
scriptural implicature see implicature, scriptural
scripture (γραφή)
256–60, 291–94
appropriateness, doctrine of; imitatio scripturae; writing
and implicature see implicature, scriptural
as body of the Logos
154–55, 292
as norma norms non normata
293
as script
74–75, 114n3
authority of
259n37, 267, 269–70, 273, 286, 292–93
boldness of
214–18
boldness
canon of
89, 261–62
definition of
difficulty of
66–72, 230, 263, 272–73, 277n85, 290–91
boldness; scripture, obscurity of
habits of see habit, of scripture
harmony of
73–74, 155n3, 261–62
inspiration of
27n1, 125, 292–93
Holy Spirit
interprets scripture
4
language of see language, of scripture
memorization of
24, 76, 89–91, 93–94, 269, 274–76
obscurity of
17, 106, 129, 132, 169, 186, 200, 212–13, 240, 242–43
scripture, difficulty of
return to
1–4
three senses of
9, 10n34, 29, 186n91
semantics
79–80, 95
kata lexin
Seneca
162n26
sense
38, 93–98,
lekton; reference
sentence see utterance
Septuagint
50n64, 94, 171, 172n65, 215, 227, 238n101
Sextus Empiricus
31, 123–24,, 170n58
on the infinity of linguistic competence
193–96
on the lekton
36–38
Shannon, C. E.
267n59
sign
51n66, 58, 166–67, 176
Sirach
150, 281n97
skepticism
162–64, 193–96, 251, 285
Sextus Empiricus
about allegory
23–24
slavery
233–34
Smith, James K. A.
2–3
Socrates
227, 255
Cratylus; dialectic, Socratic; Phaedrus
forerunner to pragmatism
244
forerunner to Stoicism
33
solecism
34
interpretation of
60–65
Solomon
67, 69–72, 168, 180
Proverbs, book of
Somos, Robért
66, 69n122, 70n125, 71n131, 72n140, 140n77, 170n60, 174n74, 181n82, 185n89
sound (φωνὴ) see voice
speculation
157, 160, 191, 193, 200–1, 243
speech act
38–40, 78–80, 115–16, 122, 250–51
imperatives; optatives; performative interpretation; utterance
speech situation
40, 80, 114, 268
deixis
spell see incantation
Spinoza
249
Spirit, Holy see Holy Spirit
spiritual interpretation see interpretation, spiritual
spiritual sense
119–125
Steinmetz, David
1, 3, 5n19
Stoicism
250–52
Carneades; Chrysippus; common notions; Crates; Diogenes of Babylon; lexis; order; Zeno
and freedom
228
and propositions
117, 119n20
harmony with nature
28, 31
lexis and logos
77–80
logic see logic, Stoic
theory of meaning see lekton
theory of names
40–45
theory of perception
95n57, 124
theory of truth
31–32, 37, 187n92
structuralism
74, 201, 268n61
post-structuralism
subject matter (πράγµα)
34, 37–42, 60, 62–63, 65n111, 78, 137n73, 147, 169, 269
explicative interpretation
Symmachus
50n64
Tatian
74
Tauriscus
35n22
techne (τεχνὴ)
159, 162, 269
technikon (τεχνικὸν)
162
grammar, Hellenistic
testing (πεῖρα)
158–162, 188n97
Tetragrammaton
57–58
textual criticism
275–76
diorthotikon
and boldness
238
Theodotion
48, 50n64
theological interpretation see interpretation, theological
theology
1–2, 6, 212, 262–64, 286n105, 291
in Greek philosophy
68, 70
post-liberal
systematic
8, 12–13, 29
Theon
80
Tigcheler, J. H.
93–94
Torjesen, Karen Jo
8–9, 16, 74n2, 81–87, 93n52, 98n65, 102, 125n37
tradition
3–8, 13–17, 104, 137, 256–60
common sense
transition to the similar
161, 164
translation
48–50, 55, 67n117
Treier, Donald
4
Trigg, Joseph
xi, 8n28, 16–18, 49n61, 213–14, 232n90, 265n55
trigger
135, 138, 140–42
Trinity
291–92
truth
256n30
and Maxim of Quality
141–45
and vagueness
168–69, 200n127
see Stoicism, theory of truth
understatement
213n13, 232
unlearning
251–52, 266
learning
usage (συνήθεια)
170–71, 187
habit
utterance
22, 74, 78–80, 92
habits, of scripture; speech act; voice
φωνὴ see voice
vagueness
33, 127, 157, 166–69, 249, 271–72, 291
inductive certainty
and learning
252–53, 262–63, 266
of Origen’s language
170, 173–77, 179, 184, 186, 222–23
of “wisdom” see wisdom, vagueness of
Valentinus
83, 85, 106, 207
Vanhoozer, Kevin
1–3, 5n19, 6
Varro
35–36, 43n45, 79, 162n26
verbal condition of interpretation
274–76
interpretation, sapiential; lexis
voice (φωνὴ)
34, 37–39, 59–63, 77–78, 128, 194, 221, 259n37
lexis
Von Rad, Gerhard
168–69
Wiles, Maurice
169n57
Wilken, Robert Louis
74n2, 85, 269n70
Williams, Rowan
212n6, 261n48
wisdom (σοφία)
18, 23, 25–29, 31–35, 66–72, 137, 150, 155n3, 186, 246–56
interpretation, sapiential; logic; logos; practical wisdom; rationality; wisdom tradition
boldness of see boldness
of the martyrs
58–60
relation to common sense see common sense, and wisdom
vagueness of
23, 173, 246–47, 255–56, 286n105, 291
wisdom tradition
113–14, 166–69
proverbs
scriptural
257
wording see lexis
writing (γραφή)
267–70
orality
dialectic
logic
pragmatics
scripture
alphabetic
49n62, 77–78
and orality
87–91, 114, 118
as information
267n59
as performance
75
dialectical problem of
269, 271
logical problem of
269, 271–72
performative problem of
268, 270
Xenocrates
70
Yadin-Israel, Azzan
95n58, 210–11
Young, Frances
16–17, 74n2, 88, 89n40, 91n45, 93, 180n79
Zeno
1n1, 30