Leviticus 20:15 begins qui cum iumento et pecore coierit, “if a man with beast or cattle copulates.” The corresponding Hebrew and Greek versions, however, mention just a single creature. Does anyone know why the Latin version mentions two?
Leviticus 20:15 begins qui cum iumento et pecore coierit, “if a man with beast or cattle copulates.” The corresponding Hebrew and Greek versions, however, mention just a single creature. Does anyone know why the Latin version mentions two?