Index of Names and Subjects
adaptation, major and minor. see duplication technique
“Book of Consolation”
109–10, 124–5, 128, 162, 186n, 187–8
Carr, David M.
12n17, n19, 15, 62n27, 168n1, 170
Deuteronomistic history / school / theology
10n10, 13, 56–8, 74, 92–3, 98–101, 174, 178n25
divination
20–6, 162, 178–85
Neo-Assyrian oracle collections
45–51, 186, 188, 189
Old-Babylonian omen compendia
33–6, 124, 134, 187–9
oracle reports in Mari Letters
36–45, 186, 187
textual divination
26–8, 51–2, 185–91
textualization of divination
19–20, 22–3
doublets
3–4, 59n16, 60, 77, 78–84, 161–3.
Doublets in Jeremiah (Index of Ancient Texts)
early and later doublets
3n5, n6, 60, 77, 78, 79
intra-Jeremianic doublets found in Jer+n
3n6, 78n1
intra-Jeremianic doublets unique to VM
3n5, 78n2
intra-scriptural doublets in Jeremiah
174n21
tables of doublets listed by duplication technique
165–6, cf. 172
duplication technique
81–3, 161, 165–8
adaptation, major and minor
82–3, 165–7
loose citation
82–3
paraphrase
82–3, 165–70
verbatim repetition
82, 165–7
Hamori, Esther J.
21, 178–9
harmonization. see intra-textual harmonization; post-duplication harmonization; traditioning
innovation, major and minor
81, 83, 170–2.
textual variant
inspiration / inspired scribes
xi–xii, 1–2, 21, 23, 24–5, 162, 165, 178n26, 179, 185n, 192–3
intra-textual harmonization
5, 13n20, 31, 68–71.
traditioning
intra-textuality. see traditioning
intertextuality
12n19.
intra-textual harmonization; traditioning
Janzen, John Gerald
53, 64–5, 67–9, 73, 74–7, 97n50, 126n126
Jeremiah, historical figure
2n3, 55
Jeremiah, textual development of book
2–3, 53–77, 93–7, 109–10, 110n80, 116–8, 125–7, 135–8, 154–5, 162–3.
prämasoretischen Idiolekt
Deutero-Jeremianic diction/style
56, 79n4
Two-Edition Theory
74–7, 162
literary generation
5, 30–2, 35–6, 39–40, 46–9, 161–2, 185–9
narrative arrangement of oracles
46–9
loose citation. see duplication technique
Mari Letters. see divination
modernism / modernist hermeneutics
10–1, 21–5, 76n78, 162, 183n46
narrative arrangement of oracles. see literary generation
Neo-Assyrian oracle collections. see divination
non-significant variant
80.
textual variant
omen compendia. see divination
oracle collections. see divination
“Oracles against the Nations”
60, 124–7
oracles against Babylon
126n126, n127, 152–7, 187, 190
oracles against Edom
134–5, 153n, 154–5, 187, 190
oracles against Moab
134, 135–8, 190
paraphrase. see duplication technique
post-duplication harmonization
80–1, 174–5.
textual variant
prämasoretischen Idiolekt
13, 72–3
re-contextualization
5, 30–2, 36–7, 161, 181n40, 182n41.
literary generation
scribes. divination
scribal practice and education, ancient Near East
5–6, 7–16, 164
scribal divination, ancient Judea
162, 178–91
scribal practice and education, ancient Judea
161–3, 164, 175–8
scribal scholar
1–2, 16–20, 24–6, 51–2, 164, 190–1
women scribes
4n
secondary application
5–6, 32–4, 49–51, 162, 182, 189–90
secondary interpretation
32–3
Stipp, Hermann-Josef
53–4, 56n7, 69–77.
prämasoretischen Idiolekt
synonymous variation / synonymity
6, 15–6, 81, 82–3, 164–73, 175, 177.
textual variant
textual divination. see divination
textualization of divination. see divination
textual variant
80–1.
innovation; non-significant variant; paraphrase; synonymous variation; post-duplication harmonization
Tov, Emanuel
58n15, 63–4, 74–7
traditioning
5, 12–3, 68–9, 172–4.
intra-textual harmonization
intra-Jeremianic
13, 68–71, 134, 135–8, 172–3
intra-scriptural
13, 97–9, 134, 135–8, 172, 174
Two-Edition Theory. see Jeremiah, textual development of book
Verbatim repetition. see duplication technique
Vertical reading
5, 23, 31, 39–40, 42n29, 162, 185–9
Winitzer, Abraham
10n8, 17n34, 27n72, 35n14, 36