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Re: VMs: Re: Currier A and B + question

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Subject: Re: VMs: Re: Currier A and B + question
From: Gabriel Landini <G.Landini@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2003 09:48:52 +0100
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On Tuesday 15 July 2003 19:01, PK#01 wrote:
> > "... the distance between A and B languages at r300 is smaller than that
> > between Genesis and Isaiah in Latin ..."
>
> Which is not surprising given that these two texts (Gen, Is) come from
> totally different ages, have a totally different provenance (compilation,
> construction) and are two totally different genres (historical, prophecy).
> Maybe you will get a better match if you compare Leviticus with
> Deuteronomy?

We are talking about same *language*. The differences between A and B could 
due to subject (text contents) and spelling.

Cheers.
Gabriel


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- VMs: Currier A and B
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- VMs: Re: Currier A and B + question
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