The Three Additions to Daniel: A Study

About this book

W. H. Daubney's study, published in 1906, of the three additions to Daniel found in the Greek Bible and the Apocrypha: the Prayer of Azariah with the Song of the Three Children, Susanna, and Bel and the Dragon. Daubney examines their contents, language, and place in Jewish and Christian tradition. A focused piece of scholarship on a little-studied corner of the biblical world.

Contents

1. Preface
2. The Three Additions to Daniel: A Study
3. Introduction
4. Analysis
5. Title and Position
6. Date and Place 🔒
7. For Whom and With What Object Written 🔒
8. Integrity and State of the Text 🔒
9. Language and Style 🔒
10. Religious and Social State. 🔒
11. Theology 🔒
12. Chronology 🔒
13. Canonicity 🔒
14. Early Christian Literature and Art 🔒
15. Liturgical Use 🔒
16. Example of Life and Instruction of Manners 🔒
17. Part 3: The History of Susanna 🔒
18. Analysis 🔒
19. Title and Position 🔒
20. Date and Place of Writing 🔒
21. Authorship 🔒
22. For Whom and With What Object Written. 🔒
23. Integrity and State of the Text. 🔒
24. Language and Style. 🔒
25. Religious and Social State 🔒
26. Theology 🔒
27. Chronology 🔒
28. Canonicity 🔒
29. Early Christian Literature and Art 🔒
30. Example of Life and Instruction of Manners 🔒
31. Analysis 🔒
32. Title and Position 🔒
33. Authorship 🔒
34. Date and Place of Writing 🔒
35. For Whom and with what Object Written 🔒
36. Integrity and State of the Text 🔒
37. Language and Style 🔒
38. Religious and Social State 🔒
39. Theology 🔒
40. Chronology 🔒
41. Canonicity 🔒
42. Early Christian Literature and Art 🔒
43. Example of Life and Instruction of Manners 🔒
44. By the Same Author 🔒