/1/ Bertheau calls
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1. In Ezra and Nehemiah also the Chronicler has not used so many
sources as are usually supposed. There is no reason for refusing
to identify the "lamentations" of 2Chronicles xxxv. 25, with our
Lamentations of Jeremiah: at least the reference to the death of
Josiah (Jos., Ant. x. 5, 1), erroneously attributed to them,
ought not in candour to be regarded as such.
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attention to the fact that ordinarily it is either the one or the
other title that is given, and when, as is less usual, there are
two, then for the most part the prophetic writing is designated as
a portion of the Book of the Kings of Israel (xx. 34, xxxii. 32;
and, quite vaguely, xxxiii. 18). The peculiar mode of naming the
individual section-/1/-at a time when chapters and verses were
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1 Romans xi. 2: )EN (HLLLA| TI LEGEI )H GRAFH i.e., How stands it
written in the section relating to Elijah?
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unknown--has its origin in the idea that each period of the sacred
history has its leading prophet [)AXRIBHS TWN PROFHTWN DIADOXH;
Jos.
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