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100 books match the query 'Commentary' and 30 start with c
Commentary In American Life
edited by Murray Friedman
Temple University Press, 2005
Commentary and Ideology
Dante in the RenaissanceDeborah Parker
Duke University Press, 1993
Parker begins by tracing the criticism of Dante commentaries from the nineteenth century to the present and then examines the tradition of commentary from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. She shows how the civic, institutional, and social commitments of commentators shaped their response to the Comedy, and how commentators tried to use the poem as an authoritative source for various kinds of social legitimation. Parker discusses how different commentators dealt with a deeply political section of the poem: the damnation of Brutus and Cassius.
The scope and importance of Commentary and Ideology will command the attention of a broad group of scholars, including Italian specialists on Dante, late medievalists, students and professionals in early modern European literature, bibliographers, critical theorists, historians of literary criticism and theory, and cultural and intellectual historians.
Commentary on Galatians
Catholic University of America Press, 2011
Commentary on Genesis
Catholic University of America Press, 2016
Commentary on IET Wiring Regulations 17th Edition (BS 7671
2008+A3:2015 Requirements for Electrical Installations)Paul Cook
The Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2017
Commentary on Matthew
D.H. St. Hilary of Poiters
Catholic University of America Press, 2012
Commentary on Matthew
Saint Jerome
Catholic University of America Press, 2008
Commentary on Saint John the Apostle and Evangelist, Homilies 1–47
Saint John Chrysostom
Catholic University of America Press, 1957
Commentary on Saint John the Apostle and Evangelist, Homilies 48–88
Saint John Chrysostom
Catholic University of America Press, 1957
Commentary on Thucydides, Book 3
Rachel Bruzzone
University of Michigan Press, 2025
Commentary on Thucydides, Book 3 remedies this situation by offering detailed linguistic explanations and grammatical clarifications designed to appeal both to seasoned Classicists and to a broader group of non-specialist readers who may still be developing their Greek language skills. Starting with 428 BCE, Book 3 covers a critical period of the Peloponnesian War in which the conflict began to manifest its extraordinary violence and scale. The book contains influential and controversial discussions, including Thucydides’ own analysis of the nature of war and the ways that it teaches “lessons of violence” to individuals and states. Book 3 also features the famous Mytilenean Debate, an argument premised on the thesis that all international relations are, or should be, fundamentally amoral. Educated readers have always looked to Thucydides in turbulent times, and this commentary will open up his text to a wider audience.
Commentary on Zechariah
Robert C. Didymus the Blind
Catholic University of America Press, 2006
Commentary on the Apocalypse
Catholic University of America Press, 2012
Commentary on the Apocalypse
John N. Oecumenius
Catholic University of America Press, 2006
Commentary on the Book of Causes (Thomas Aquinas in Translation)
Saint Thomas Aquinas
Catholic University of America Press, 1996
Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans
Peter Abelard
Catholic University of America Press, 2011
Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans, Books 1-5
Catholic University of America Press, 2001
Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans, Books 6-10
Catholic University of America Press, 2002
Commentary on the Gospel According to John, Books 13-32
Catholic University of America Press, 1989
Commentary on the Gospel of John, Books 1-10
Catholic University of America Press, 1989
Commentary on the Gospel of John, Chapters 6-12
Thomas Aquinas
Catholic University of America Press, 2010
Commentary on the Gospel of John
Chapters 1-5Thomas Aquinas
Catholic University of America Press, 2010
Commentary on the Gospel of John
Chapters 13-21Thomas Aquinas
Catholic University of America Press, 2010
Commentary on the Lord’s Sermon on the Mount with Seventeen Related Sermons
Saint Augustine
Catholic University of America Press, 1951
Commentary on the Old Greek and Peshitta of Isaiah 1–25
Ronald L. Troxel
SBL Press, 2020
The first thorough commentary on the Old Greek and Peshitta of Isaiah
Ronald L. Troxel’s new textual commentary on Isaiah focuses on the book’s Greek and Syriac translations and seeks to recover, as much as possible, the Hebrew texts on which these early translations relied. Troxel treats the Greek and Syriac together in order to present a detailed analysis of their relationship, devoting particular attention to whether the Syriac was directly or indirectly influenced by the Greek. This comparison sheds light on both the shared and distinct approaches that the translators took in rendering lexemes, phrases, verses, and even passages. In addition Troxel presents observations about the literary structures the translators created that differ from those implicit in their source texts (as we understand them), to produce coherent discourse in the target language.
Features:
- Textual commentary on the life of the text of Isaiah 1–25
- Use of the Dead Sea Scrolls to shed light on particular issues
- Detailed comparison of the Masoretic Text, the Old Greek, and the Peshitta
Commentary on the Psalms, Psalms 1-72
Robert C. Theodoret of Cyrus
Catholic University of America Press, 2000
Commentary on the Songs of Songs
Vittorio Rupert of Deutz
Catholic University of America Press, 2024
Commentary on the Twelve Prophets
Robert C. Theodore of Mopsuestia
Catholic University of America Press, 2004
Commentary on the Twelve Prophets, Volume 1
Saint Cyril of Alexandria
Catholic University of America Press, 2007
Commentary on the Twelve Prophets, Volume 2
Saint Cyril of Alexandria
Catholic University of America Press, 2007
Commentary on the Twelve Prophets, Volume 3
Catholic University of America Press, 2012