@inbook{aa64896983164e7a8ae9d7a105aaf8ac,
title = "A Sectarian Background for 1 Enoch 22",
abstract = "The work of a scholar applying source criticism to a text is usually hypothetical. We examine a text that is already compiled and redacted, but contains literary difficulties, such as repetitions, contradictions, and other textual flaws. Then we propose a hypothesis about the compositional history of the text that may remedy all or most of the textual problems. In this respect 1 Enoch is an interesting example, since it was preserved in multiple manuscripts from several stages of its composition, thus offering us empirical evidence for the process",
author = "Eshbal Ratzon",
year = "2022",
doi = "10.2307/jj.890669.10",
language = "الإنجليزيّة",
isbn = "9042949449",
series = "Bibliotheca Ephemeridum theologicarum Lovaniensium ; 327",
pages = "171--198",
editor = "Joseph Verheyden and John Kloppenborg and Geert Roskam and Stefan Schorn",
booktitle = "On using sources in Graeco-Roman, Jewish and early Christian literature",
}