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LXX Proverbs 26:11a
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Proverbs 26:11
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Sirach 4:21
LXX Proverbs 1:3
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Proverbs 1:3
LXX Proverbs 1:4
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Ephesians 4:14
LXX Proverbs 1:4
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Sirach 19:23
LXX Proverbs 1:17
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1 Enoch 50:2
LXX Proverbs 1:17
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Romans 2:5
LXX Proverbs 2:21
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Proverbs 2:21
LXX Proverbs 3:15
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Wisdom of Solomon 6:12
LXX Proverbs 3:15
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Proverbs 3:15
LXX Proverbs 4:26
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Hebrews 12:13
LXX Proverbs 6:3
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Proverbs 6:3
LXX Proverbs 6:8
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Proverbs 6:8
LXX Proverbs 8:5
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Proverbs 8:5
LXX Proverbs 8:25
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Proverbs 8:25
LXX Proverbs 8:25
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Athanasius Discourse Against the Arians 21
LXX Proverbs 8:25
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Hilary of Poitiers On the Trinity 12.37
LXX Proverbs 11:31
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1 Peter 4:18
LXX Proverbs 21:18
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1 Corinthians 4:13
LXX Proverbs 23:4
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Proverbs 23:4
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Democritus Fragments
LXX Proverbs 23:27
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Proverbs 23:27
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Plato Dialogue with Gorgias 493b
LXX Proverbs 24:22
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Proverbs 24:22
LXX Proverbs 25:10
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Proverbs 25:10
LXX Proverbs 26:22
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Proverbs 26:22
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Hesiod Homerica
LXX Proverbs 30:16
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Proverbs 30:16
LXX Proverbs 30:16
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2 Peter 2:4
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Summary
Date: 1st Century B.C.E.
In the Septuagint translation of Proverbs, there are a number of substantial pluses over against the Masoretic text. These mostly come from elsewhere in the LXX and there is debate about whether they are the work of the translator or reflect an already adapted Hebrew text. Some touches, unlikely to have been found in a Hebrew source-text, may even point to a non-biblical origin.
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