- The name "
Esdras" is
found in the
title of four
texts (entitled Ezra, Nehemiah, 1
Esdras, 2
Esdras in most
English versions)
attributed to, or ****ociated...
- 2
Esdras, also
called 4
Esdras,
Latin Esdras, or
Latin Ezra, is an
apocalyptic book in some
English versions of the Bible.
Tradition ascribes it to Ezra...
- 1
Esdras (Ancient Gr****: Ἔσδρας Αʹ), also
Esdras A, Gr****
Esdras, Gr**** Ezra, or 3
Esdras, is the
ancient Gr****
Septuagint version of the
biblical Book...
- In the Gr**** Septuagint, the name is
rendered as
Ésdrās (Ἔσδρας), from
which the
Latin name
Esdras comes. His name is
probably a
shortened Aramaic translation...
-
called 1
Esdras. In
Slavic language Bibles Ἔσδρας Bʹ
corresponds to Ezra-Nehemiah and is
called 2
Esdras. In the
Vulgate Ezra is
called 1
Esdras and Nehemiah...
- with
Esdras A
being reintroduced as '3
Esdras' and
Latin Esdras being added as '4
Esdras'. At the
Council of
Trent neither '3
Esdras' nor '4
Esdras' were...
-
Alexander Pope (21 May 1688 O.S. – 30 May 1744) was an
English poet, translator, and
satirist of the
Enlightenment era who is
considered one of the most...
-
middle of the 2nd
century BC. The
Septuagint names Ezra–Nehemiah and 1
Esdras Esdras B and A respectively. This
usage is
noted by the
early Christian scholar...
- Bible, and it
omits Uriel (2
Esdras 4:1 and 2
Esdras 5:20) and
Jerahmeel (2
Esdras 4:36),
which are
contained in 2
Esdras,
neither are
included in the...
-
Eucharistic liturgy. The
Protestant Apocrypha contains three books (1
Esdras, 2
Esdras and the
Prayer of Man****eh) that are
accepted by many
Eastern Orthodox...
