Peter Juhás, Ph.D. (2015), Leiden University, is a research fellow in Old Testament Studies at the University of Münster.Peter Juhás, Ph.D. (2015), Leiden University, ist wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Alttestamentlichen Seminar der Universität Münster (im Rahmen eines DFG-Projektes).

Juhás has been admirably careful and thorough in executing the task he undertook. Anyone wishing to contribute to the na' debate in future could do well to use this book as a starting point. Apart from Juhás's examination of how the particle was rendered in other languages, his detailed tables of occurrences in various parts of the Hebrew Bible, and his coverage of the history of the debate, make the book an excellent basis for studying the issue. More generally, the book holds much interest for any scholar concerned with the problems of translating ancient languages. - Geoffrey Sampson (University of Essex), on: linguistlist.org (February 2018).

• PrefaceIntroduction: Nersēs and the DormitionTheological TerminologySome Patristic SourcesConclusionManuscripts of Nersēs’ Commentary on the DormitionThe Dormition in Armenian BiblesNersēs and His Biblical CommentariesLife of Nersēs from the 1736 EditionMemorial of the 1736 EditionTranslation of Nersēs’ Commentary with NotesNote to the Armenian TextNersēs’ Own IntroductionNersēs’ Commentary on the DormitionVariant Text of C in § 112Nersēs’ Armenian Text of the DormitionBibliographyIndex of Biblical Quotations and AllusionsGeneral Index

Peter Juhás, Ph.D. (2015), Leiden University, is a research fellow in Old Testament Studies at the University of Münster.Peter Juhás, Ph.D. (2015), Leiden University, ist wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Alttestamentlichen Seminar der Universität Münster (im Rahmen eines DFG-Projektes).

Juhás has been admirably careful and thorough in executing the task he undertook. Anyone wishing to contribute to the na' debate in future could do well to use this book as a starting point. Apart from Juhás's examination of how the particle was rendered in other languages, his detailed tables of occurrences in various parts of the Hebrew Bible, and his coverage of the history of the debate, make the book an excellent basis for studying the issue. More generally, the book holds much interest for any scholar concerned with the problems of translating ancient languages. - Geoffrey Sampson (University of Essex), on: linguistlist.org (February 2018).

• PrefaceIntroduction: Nersēs and the DormitionTheological TerminologySome Patristic SourcesConclusionManuscripts of Nersēs’ Commentary on the DormitionThe Dormition in Armenian BiblesNersēs and His Biblical CommentariesLife of Nersēs from the 1736 EditionMemorial of the 1736 EditionTranslation of Nersēs’ Commentary with NotesNote to the Armenian TextNersēs’ Own IntroductionNersēs’ Commentary on the DormitionVariant Text of C in § 112Nersēs’ Armenian Text of the DormitionBibliographyIndex of Biblical Quotations and AllusionsGeneral Index

Peter Juhás, Ph.D. (2015), Leiden University, is a research fellow in Old Testament Studies at the University of Münster.Peter Juhás, Ph.D. (2015), Leiden University, ist wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Alttestamentlichen Seminar der Universität Münster (im Rahmen eines DFG-Projektes).

Juhás has been admirably careful and thorough in executing the task he undertook. Anyone wishing to contribute to the na' debate in future could do well to use this book as a starting point. Apart from Juhás's examination of how the particle was rendered in other languages, his detailed tables of occurrences in various parts of the Hebrew Bible, and his coverage of the history of the debate, make the book an excellent basis for studying the issue. More generally, the book holds much interest for any scholar concerned with the problems of translating ancient languages. - Geoffrey Sampson (University of Essex), on: linguistlist.org (February 2018).

• PrefaceIntroduction: Nersēs and the DormitionTheological TerminologySome Patristic SourcesConclusionManuscripts of Nersēs’ Commentary on the DormitionThe Dormition in Armenian BiblesNersēs and His Biblical CommentariesLife of Nersēs from the 1736 EditionMemorial of the 1736 EditionTranslation of Nersēs’ Commentary with NotesNote to the Armenian TextNersēs’ Own IntroductionNersēs’ Commentary on the DormitionVariant Text of C in § 112Nersēs’ Armenian Text of the DormitionBibliographyIndex of Biblical Quotations and AllusionsGeneral Index