{"collection":"Bible & Christianity","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/bib/boe/boe003.htm","path":"bib/boe/boe003.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/bib/boe/boe003.htm","text":"The Book of Enoch, by R.H. Charles, [1917]\nE denotes the Ethiopic Version.\nGs denotes the fragments of the Greek Version preserved In Syncellus: in the case of 8b-9b there are two forms of the text, Gs1 Gs2.\nGg denotes the large fragment of the Greek Version discovered at Akhm\u00eem, and deposited in the Gizeh Museum, Cairo.\nThe following brackets are used in the translation of 1 Enoch:\n\u2308 \u2309. The use of these brackets means that the words so enclosed are found in Gg but not In E.\n\u2308\u2308 \u2309\u2309. The use of these brackets means that the words so enclosed are found in E but not in Gg or Gs.\n\u3008 \u3009. The use of these brackets means that the words so enclosed are restored.\n[ ] The use of these brackets means that the words so enclosed are interpolations.\n( ). The use of these brackets means that the words so enclosed are supplied by the editor.\nThe use of thick type denotes that the words so printed are emended.\n\u2020 \u2020 corruption in the text.\n. . . = some words which have been lost.","title":"The Book of Enoch: Abbreviations, Brackets and Symbols Specially Used in the Translation of 1 Enoch","type":"page"}