Biblical Hebrew Forum

["Liz Fried" <lizfried AT umich.edu>]

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> From: Giuseppe Regalzi [mailto:regalzi AT infinito.it]
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> My point is the following: if Deuteronomy (or any other book) can
> be consistently dated both on linguistic (if Vincent is right) and
> on historical grounds (e.g. the connection with Josiah's reform),
> then the burden of proof is on anyone who questions this dating by
> invoking a purely conjectural linguistic update: adfirmanti
> incumbit probatio, to use a nice latin formula...

If I understand Vincent correctly, these two "grounds" don't agree
with each other.
Liz
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