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Wordplay on Proper Names in Luke-Acts: Novum Testamentum, Supplements, cartea 197

Autor Steve Reece
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 6 noi 2025
This monograph identifies forty proper names in Luke-Acts whose meanings are significant in their narrative contexts. About half of these names are also used in various types of verbal wordplays. Is the name of the recipient of both of Luke’s works, Theophilus “Loved by God,” used meaningfully? Is the name of Eutychus “Fortunate,” who survives a fall from a third-story window, significant in the context of this story? Does the common appearance of the name Rhoda “Rose” in New Comedy contribute a comical element to her role as an ineffective door keeper? Luke’s literary practice in his treatment of names appears to be fundamentally different from that of other New Testament writers. Why is this the case?
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9789004746411
ISBN-10: 9004746412
Pagini: 288
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.6 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Novum Testamentum, Supplements


Notă biografică

Steve Reece, Ph.D. (1990) in Classics, University of California, Los Angeles, is Emeritus Professor of Classics at Saint Olaf College. He has published widely on Homeric studies, New Testament studies, comparative oral traditions, and historical linguistics.

Cuprins

Preface

1 Luke’s Interest in the Meaning of Proper Names
1 Proper Names in Antiquity
2 Luke’s Interest in Languages
3 Luke’s Interest in Proper Names
4 Luke’s Translation of Semitic Proper Names into Greek
5 Luke’s Use of Significant Names
6 Luke’s Use of Wordplay on the Etymology of Proper Names
7 Luke’s Formal Education and its Importance for the Subject at Hand

2 Significant Names in Luke-Acts
1 Theophilus
2 A Concatenation of Theophoric Names: Zechariah, Abijah, Elizabeth, John, Elijah, and Gabriel
3 Jesus
4 Simon the Pharisee
5 Lazarus
6 Nazoraean
7 Philip
8 Rhoda
9 Saul/Paul
10 Timothy
11 Lydia
12 Dionysius the Areopagite and a Woman Named Damaris
13 Eutychus
14 Felix
15 Kaloi Limenes

3 Wordplay on the Etymology of Proper Names in Luke-Acts
1 Zechariah as “Yahweh has Remembered,” John as “Yahweh has been Gracious,” and Gabriel as “Man of El”
2 Christ as “Anointed”
3 Nazarene as “Holy” and Nazoraean as “Branch”
4 Legion as “Many” and Gerasa as “Casting Out”
5 Jerusalem as “City of Peace”
6 Passover as “Passion”
7 Hakeldama as “Field of Blood”
8 Barnabas as “Son of Exhortation” and Barjesus as “Son of the Devil”
9 Gaza as “Treasury”
10 Hermes as “Interpreter”
11 Claudius Lysias as “Binder” and “Releaser”
12 Malta as “Refuge”
13 Jesus as “Savior”/Jesus as “Healer”

4 Wordplay on Proper Names Elsewhere in the New Testament
1 Gospel of Matthew
2 Gospel of Mark
3 Gospel of John
4 Letters of Paul
5 Revelation

5 The Inspiration for Luke’s Wordplay on the Etymology of Proper Names
1 Wordplay on the Etymology of Proper Names in the Hebrew Bible
2 Wordplay on the Etymology of Proper Names in the Greek Literary Tradition

6 Purposes and Functions of Wordplay on Names in Luke-Acts

7 Conclusion

Appendix 1: Bibliography on Wordplays on the Etymologies of Proper Names in the Hebrew Bible
Appendix 2: Bibliography on Wordplays on the Etymologies of Proper Names in Greek and Roman Authors
Bibliography
Index of Ancient Passages
Index of Ancient Names
Index of Modern Authors