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Isaac Newton: un texto en latín sobre las semejanzas de las profecías del Apocalipsis y de Daniel: traducción al castellano.

appsOther research productkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other ORP type 01 Jan 2011
Authors: Toribio Pérez, Pablo;

handle: 10261/39612

Isaac Newton: un texto en latín sobre las semejanzas de las profecías del Apocalipsis y de Daniel: traducción al castellano.

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Esta traducción se basa en la propia edición crítica del autor, la única existente de este texto de Newton que hasta la fecha no había sido identificado. Dicha edición se encuentra en Toribio, P., “Confer prophetias, nam liber librum aperit: an unidentified Latin text by Isaac Newton on Daniel and Revelation (National Library of Israel, Yah. Ms. Var. 1 / Newton 19, ff. 162-165)”, Scripta Classica Israelica 30 (2011), 113-135.

Spanish translation of Isaac Newton's Latin text found in National Library of Israel, Yah. Ms. Var. 1 / Newton 19, ff. 162-165. Based on the critical edition published in Toribio, P., “Confer prophetias, nam liber librum aperit: an unidentified Latin text by Isaac Newton on Daniel and Revelation (National Library of Israel, Yah. Ms. Var. 1 / Newton 19, ff. 162-165)”, Scripta Classica Israelica 30 (2011), 113-135.

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Keywords

Apocalipsis, Daniel, Newton, Neolatín

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