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Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha: E-sword Topic Files

Posted by Chuck Grantham on July 18, 2008

R.H. Charles’s massive two volumes on Old Testament writings: e-books (This is the R.H. Charles index page, because a number of his books are classics you might want to read)

Book of Enoch, Book of Jubilees, Sibylline Oracles: all for e-sword: here. (Lots more stuff to intrigue and confuse you here.)

A Miscellaneous Collection of Old and New Testament related writings in one big e-sword file: here

You can find Targummim, Apostolic Fathers, and some Nag Hammadi writings, in original languages and translation at this excellent webpage: E-sword Original Languages Library (Under Resources: E-sword Modules on the left sidebar)

A great many of these texts were collated from the Internet, particularly the Internet Sacred Text Archive

6 Responses to “Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha: E-sword Topic Files”

  1. Great finds! Thanks for posting them. Now I can repent of my covetousness and jealousy of all those who have Charles’ 2 vol. Pseudepigrapha. ;)

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  3. Internet Archive and Google Books: everyone should have them in Favorite links.

    Barring that, read my Resource Links on the right sidebar. ;-)

    R.H. Charles’ ICC volumes on John’s Revelation are a technical commentary classic, though everyone has stolen the best parts out of them by now for modern commetaries. Haven’t heard about his Daniel commentary, but it’s almost certainly excellent.

  4. nephos said

    CG, are you familiar with the “Turpin Library?” (http://rarebooks.dts.edu/) They have books dating from the 1500’s on a variety of subjects. I didn’t notice it in your links, but thought it might be a site you’d enjoy.

  5. Nephos: Neat stuff! Thanks for the link!

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