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The Shorter Dictionary of Classical Hebrew Revised is 825,000+ words in length & contains 1/6th of the material of the complete DCHR in 1 single volume https://t.co/j4NimV8Qng
The Shorter Dictionary of Classical Hebrew Revised is 825,000+ words in length & contains 1/6th of the material of the complete DCHR in 1 single volume https://t.co/j4NimV8Qng
Announcing 'The Shorter Dictionary of Classical Hebrew Revised'. A single volume desk dictionary abridgement over 825,000 words in length, placing into a single volume 1/6th of the material of the complete DCHR (over 5 million words). https://t.co/58okUXcoCm
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The family of David J.A. Clines (1938–2022) are receiving memorial donations for:
- the 'International Travel Grant' fund of the Society for Biblical Literature (SBL);.
- the 'Conference Grants' fund of the Society of Old Testament Study (SOTS).
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@vaisamar 1 Sam 24.3 should have been included in the DCH entry for yael 'wild goat'. Its omission was an error: but this ref. has already been dealt with in the DCHR IV entry for this word, which is now glossed as 'wild he-goat'. It’ll also be in forthcoming revised Shorter/Concise vols.
His last weeks were spent at home, conversing, thinking and, until the last, writing.
Further remarks and information will follow after this more immediate announcement. 2/2
David J.A. Clines (1938–2022)
The realm of Biblical Studies is diminished by the death of David.
David died peacefully at home in Sheffield—8th December—with his wife Heather at his side and family close by. (1/2)
Very much hoping #sblaar22 attendees in Denver will like and RSVP to our double and joint invite from Sheffield Phoenix and @UniShefSCIBS on Sunday November 20, 6.30pm meet-up, 7.30pm table booked.
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SCIBSlings heading to #sblaar we are celebrating the approach of the 75th anniversary of biblical studies at Sheffield. Join us at a reception and/or dinner. Details:
All associated with Sheffield Biblical Studies and potential / authors of @ShefPhoenix warmly invited to Sun Nov 20“Approaching 75 years of Sheffield Biblical Studies”, at Denver #sblaar
RSVP via this form:
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@charlsasullivan@ShefPhoenix are developing ebook provision … it’s in discussion certainly, but only that far.
Two different types of biblical software packages include the whole dictionary. #Logos and 😁#Accordance.