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Название: Psalms Through the Centuries, Volume 3

Автор: Susan Gillingham

Издательство: John Wiley & Sons Limited

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      24 25 See also Kinnamon 1981: 21–23.

      25 25 From Pilgrim’s Progress, Tenth Stage. See http://www.ccel.org/ccel/bunyan/pilgrim.iv.x.html.

      26 26 Prothero 1903: 305. See http://www.hymnary.org/text/in_age_and_feebleness_extreme.

      27 27 See Dowling Long and Sawyer 2015: 162.

      28 28 The lyrics are at http://genius.com/894873; for the performance see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEnKURp0hlc.

      29 29 See Buber 1953: 39–41, cited in Levine 1984: 217. See also Magonet 1994: 164–78.

      30 30 Dombkowski Hopkins 2016: 235.

      31 31 See pp. 2–3.

      32 32 See Feuer 2004: 925.

      33 33 See Feuer 2004: 925–26.

      34 34 Taken from *Sforno, cited in, Feuer 2004: 926.

      35 35 Prothero 1903: 217–18.

      36 36 Miller 1994: 281.

      37 37 City of God 17.4: CG 722–23, in ACCS VIII:116.

      38 38 Expositions of the Psalms 73:13, ACW 52:218 and ACCS VIII:117.

      39 39 See https://psalter.library.uu.nl/page/91.

      40 40 See https://www.albani-psalter.de/stalbanspsalter/english/commentary/page216.shtml. The Khludov, Pantokrator and *Barberini Psalters also illustrate verse 13 through the context of Jesus’ baptism. See Corrigan 1992: 91.

      41 41 See Corrigan 1992: fig. 87 for Pantokrator (p. 290) and fig. 88 for Khludov (p. 291).

      42 42 See http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts/Viewer.aspx?ref=add_ms_19352_f096r.

      43 43 See Hamlin et al. 2009: 139–40; also Rathmell 1963: xxii, who notes similar forestry imagery was used by Mary Sidney in Psalm 92.

      44 44 Wieder 1995: 110–11.

      45 45 Feuer 2004: 925–26.

      46 46 That is, if the verb ‘cut off’ is to be read as first not third person. We may note some correspondences with Psalm 82 which also contains two divine speeches.

      47 47 See Braude 1959: 2/11–12.

      48 48 See Feuer 2004: 945.

      49 49 See Feuer 2004: 943–44.

      50 50 See Expositions of the Psalms 74.9 in ACW 52:229, ACCS VIII: 120.

      51 51 See Neale and Littledale 1874–79: 2/508, citing *Thomasius on *Aquinas.

      52 52 See Neale and Littledale 1874–79: 2/510. See also Expositions on the Psalms 74 (75).4 in PL 36. 948–49 on the way Augustine reads this Psalm as ‘Christ our Head’ speaking for us, and ‘Christ our Body’ speaking with us.

      53 53 Dowling Long and Sawyer 2015: 269.

      54 54 See http://www.cgmusic.org/workshop/newver/psalm_75.htm.

      55 55 Gillingham 2008: 161–62.

      56 56 See https://psalter.library.uu.nl/page/93.

      57 57 See https://www.albani-psalter.de/stalbanspsalter/english/commentary/page218.shtml.

      58 58 See http://themuseumofpsalms.com/product/psalm-75/.

      59 59 See the discussions on Pss. 46 and 48 in Gillingham 2018: 276–84 and 288–92.

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