Nova Vulgata with "Iahveh"
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Nova Vulgata with "Iahveh"
According to Wikipedia, the first edition of the Nova Vulgata used the word "Iahveh" in the text wherever YHVH appears in the Hebrew. I don't suppose anyone would happen to know the ISBN number of that edition? I'm trying to track it down with no luck so far -- the available editions, even at used book stores, all seem to be more recent.
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Re: Nova Vulgata with "Iahveh"
The edition you want of the "Bibliorum Sacrorum nova vulgata editio" was published in 1979. I'm not sure that it has an ISBN number.quendidil wrote:According to Wikipedia, the first edition of the Nova Vulgata used the word "Iahveh" in the text wherever YHVH appears in the Hebrew. I don't suppose anyone would happen to know the ISBN number of that edition? I'm trying to track it down with no luck so far -- the available editions, even at used book stores, all seem to be more recent.
Here is a copy on Google Books that you can do limited searching in. (I turned up two pages with Iahveh, but chances are that not all incidences were recognized.)
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Re: Nova Vulgata with "Iahveh"
Thanks for the link. From what little I can see, it seems that not all instances of YHVH were rendered "Iahveh" though. Exodus 6:3 uses Iahveh, but 6:6 goes back to Dominus. That's somewhat disappointing.