The Book of the Giants

The Book of the Giants
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巨人之书

DOI:
10.1017/s0041977x00071214
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发表时间:
1943
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Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies
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通讯作者:
Saac DE Beausobre
Saac DE Beausobre
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作者:
W. Henning;Saac DE Beausobre

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艾萨克·德·博索布尔 (Isaac De Beausobre) 是胡格诺派作家,他写过关于摩尼教的最好著作之一(《摩尼教批判史》,阿姆斯特丹,1734 年、1739 年),他对摩尼编写《巨人之书》所使用的资料来源提出了唯一合理的建议:《以诺书》,诺亚的曾孙凯南在《以诺书》中发现了这本书。一个字段(第一卷,429,n.6)。后者的作品已被 Alfaric (Lex Écritures Manichéennes, ii, 32) 确认为一本书,其内容在 Decretum Gelasianum, p. 11 中进行了简要说明。 54、二。 298-9(ed. Dobschütz):Liber de Ogia nomine gigante qui post diluvium cum dracone abhereticis pugnasse perhibetur apocryphys。 《以诺书》是公元前二世纪用希伯来语写成的,目前仅存埃塞俄比亚版本、一些希腊语残片以及拜占庭计时学家乔治乌斯·辛塞勒斯 (Georgius Syncellus) 的一些摘录。玛尼几乎看不懂希伯来语,他一定使用了直接基于希伯来语文本的阿拉姆语版本(见下文,Shmyz'd)。他主要引用第一部分,Georgius S.(第 45 页,EI.-R.)称之为“以诺关于 Egrēgoroi 的第一本书”,但表明自己也熟悉后续章节。
Isaac De Beausobre, the Huguenot author of one of the best books ever written on Manichæism (Histoire critique de Manichée et du Mani cheïsme, Amsterdam, 1734, 1739), was the one to make the only sound suggestions on the sources used by Mani for the compilation of his Book of the Giants: the Book of Enoch, and the which Kenan, a great-grandson of Noah, discovered lying in a field (vol. i, 429, n. 6). The latter work has been indentified by Alfaric (Lex Écritures Manichéennes, ii, 32) with a book whose contents are briefly indicated in the Decretum Gelasianum, p. 54, II. 298–9 (ed. Dobschütz): Liber de Ogia nomine gigante qui post diluvium cum dracone ab hereticis pugnasse perhibetur apocryphys. Of the Book of Enoch, which was composed in the Hebrew language in the second century B.C., only an Ethiopic version, a few Greek fragments, and some excerpts made by the Byzantine chronographer Georgius Syncellus survive. Mani, who could hardly read the Hebrew, must have used an Aramaic edition based directly on the Hebrew text (see below, Šhmyz'd). He quotes mainly from the first part, which Georgius S. (p. 45, EI.-R.) called “the first book of Enoch on the Egrēgoroi”, but shows himself acquainted also with the subsequent chapters.