THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE HEBREW CHRONICLES ON THE FIRST CRUSADE
THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE HEBREW CHRONICLES ON THE FIRST CRUSADE
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关于第一次十字军东征的希伯来编年史之间的相互关系
DOI:
10.1093/jss/27.2.221
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发表时间:
1982
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A. S. Abulafia
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作者:
A. S. Abulafia
In all Biblical poetry basic units of several words each (called" cola") combine in groups of two or three to form a verse (bicolon or tricolon) which shows an orderly semantic balance of cola. 1 The phenomenon was given its familiar designation, parallelismus membrorum, by Robert Lowth in 1753. 2 Lowth distinguished three types which are now familiar as (1) synonymous,(2) antithetic, and (3) synthetic. This terminology was adopted, modified, and extensively employed in the Psalms. 3 Later re-emphasized, 4 the phenomenon has been popularized by commentators as the peculiar mark of Hebrew poetry. 5 While Lowth's primary categories have been supplemented by a number of others, the vast majority of specimens in the Psalter can be assigned only to the" synonymous" class, and these, taken together, furnish a broad basis for inductive study of word relationships in Psalms. In the present study we analyse the standard metrical patterns of the Psalter, with special attention to the combinations and sequences in which words are used in