The rhetorical use of numbers in the Deuteronomistic history: "Saul has killed his thousands, David his tens of thousands"
"The Deuteronomistic History contains many vast troop and casualty numbers. What purpose does this literary device of numerical hyperbole serve? What rhetorical purposes do any of the numbers in this text serve? In The Rhetorical Use of Numbers in the Deuteronomistic History: "Saul Has Kil...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The Deuteronomistic History contains many vast troop and casualty numbers. What purpose does this literary device of numerical hyperbole serve? What rhetorical purposes do any of the numbers in this text serve? In The Rhetorical Use of Numbers in the Deuteronomistic History: "Saul Has Killed His Thousands, David His Tens of Thousands," Denise Flanders explores the variety of rhetorical effects that numbers have on the narrative of Joshua-2 Kings. Flanders demonstrates that numbers in Joshua-2 Kings often work in surprising and subversive ways. Rather than regularly glorifying a leader, large casualty numbers may actually anticipate a ruler's downfall. Rather than underscoring an Israelite battle victory, numbers sometimes qualify or undermine the triumph of victories" |
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The Rhetorical Use of Numbers
in the Deuteronomistic History
“Saul Has Killed His Thousands,
David His Tens of Thousands”
By
Denise C Flanders
168'
BRILL
LEIDEN | BOSTON
Contents
Acknowledgments ix
Abbreviations x
List of Tables xiv
1 Introduction and the History of Scholarship 1
1 Focus and Contribution 2
2 Method 4
2 1 The Text 4
2 2 Narrative Historiography and Literary Approach 6
2 3 Comparative Studies 9
3 History of Scholarship 10
3-i Numbers in the Hebrew Bible as Sacred and Symbolic 10
3-1-2
Earlyjewish and Patristic Interpretation 10
Medieval Biblical Interpreters 12
3-1-3 Gematria 12
3-1-4 Modern Interpretation 13
3-2 Rhetorical Numerical Expressions in the Hebrew Bible 20
3-3 Large Numbers in the Hebrew Bible 26
3-3-1 Literal Interpretation of Large Numbers 27
3-3-2 Non-literal Interpretation of Large Numbers 2?
3-4 Numbers in Ancient and Modem Historiography 32
3-4-1 Numbers in the Assyrian Royal Inscriptions 32
3-4-2 Numbers in Persian Historiography 34
3-4-3 Numbers in the Ancient Greek Histories 34
3-4-4 Numbers in Roman Historiography 36
3-4-5 Numbers in Modern Historiography 39
2 The Meaning of in the dh 44
1 qbx as a “fighting contingent” in Numbers (?) 45
2 ^bx as “Contingent” in Joshua—2 Kings? 49
2 1 Grammatical Evidence 49
211 Agreement in Complex Multiplying Numerals and
in Number Phrases 49
212 Absolute and Construct States in Complex Multiplying
Numerals and Number Phrases 51
213 Dual Forms of Numerals 53
214 Repeating qbx 54
VI CONTENTS
2 2 Comparative Data 55
221 Comparative Linguistics 55
222 Comparative Literature 62
Summary 64
3 Numbers and Quantifications in Joshua 65
Types of Numbers in Joshua 65
1 1 Small Numbers 65
1 2 Non-numerical Quantification 66
1 3 Round Numbers and Qualified Numbers 67
Rhetorical Effects of the Types of Numbers in Joshua 70
How Numbers Appear in Joshua 77
3 1 Numerical Rhetorical Devices in Joshua 77
3 2 The “Repeated Number Saying in Joshua 78
3 3 Numerical Repetition 80
331 The 12 Chosen Men and Their 12 Stones (Josh 3-4) 81
3327 Priests, 7 Homs, 7 Circles on 7 Days (Josh 6) 83
333 The 31 Conquered Kings (Joshua 12) 85
334 Repetition That Misguides the Reader 87
3 4 Troop and Casualty Numbers in Joshua 89
341 The Battle at Ai 89
342 Battle Numbers and the Qualification of Victory 91
Summary 94
4 Numbers and Quantifications in Judges 96
1 Types of Numbers in Judges 96
1 1 Large and Round Numbers 96
1 2 Semi-round Numbers 96
1 3 Symbolic Numbers 98
1 4 Numbers That Add Up 100
2 How Numbers Appear in Judges 102
2 1 Numbering the Innumerable 102
2 2 Numerical Rhetorical Devices in Judges 104
2 3 Repeated Number Sayings 105
2 4 Numerical Repetition 106
241 Repetition That Misguides the Reader 106
242 Twice-Repeated Numerals 108
2 5 Doubled Numbers 110
CONTENTS VII
2 6 Troop and Casualty Numbers in Judges 113
261 Concentration of Numbers in Judges 6-8 and
Judges 20 115
262 Battle Numbers and the Qualification of Victory 117
Summary 125
5 Numbers and Quantifications in 1-2 Samuel 127
Types of Numbers in 1-2 Samuel 128
1 1 Large Numbers 128
1 2 Round Numbers and Numerical Qualifiers 128
1 3 Semi-round Numbers 129
1 4 Exact Numbers; or, How Many People Died at
Beth-shemesh? 130
1 5 Non-Numeric Quantification 133
1 6 Quantifying Food and Animals 133
How Numbers Appear in 1-2 Samuel 134
2 1 Numerical Rhetorical Devices 134
2 2 Doubled Numbers 134
2 3 Multiplied and Surpassing Numbers 136
231 Casualties 136
232 Troops 138
233 Troop Numbers in the dh vs Troop Numbers
in Chronicles 139
2 4 Quantifying What Matters Most 141
241 Casualties—Saul vs David 141
242 Wealth—David vs Solomon 142
2 5 Troop and Casualty Numbers in Samuel 145
251 David’s Victories in 2 Samuel 8 146
252 David vs the Ammonites and Arameans
(2 Samuel 10) 147
Summary 151
6 Numbers and Quantifications in 1-2 Kings 153
1 Types of Numbers in 1-2 Kings 153
1 1 Large Numbers 153
1 2 Items Quantified in Kings 154
1 3 Round and Qualified Numbers 154
1 4 Exact Numbers 155
VIII CONTENTS
1 5 Non-numerical Quantification 156
1 6 Numerical Repetition 157
1 7 Twice-Repeated Numerals 160
How Numbers Appear in 1-2 Kings 161
2 1 Quantifying Solomon 161
211 The Daily Meals of Solomon and His Horses 162
212 Solomon’s Conscripted Laborers 166
213 Gold, and Cities for Gold 168
214 Horses, Women, Gold 171
2 2 Troop and Casualty Numbers 173
221 Ahab and the Arameans (1 Kings 20) 174
222 Amaziah and the Edomites (2 Kings 14) 177
223 Hezekiah and Assyria (2 Kings 18-20) 179
Summary 188
7 Conclusion: How Numbers Tell the Story 189
1 Numbers Convince 189
2 Numbers Compare and Contrast 191
3 Numbers Signify Something beyond Themselves 192
4 Numbers Contribute to Perceptions of Significance 192
5 Numbers Work in Subversive Ways 193
5 1 Subverting Solomon 193
5 2 The Qualification of Military Victory 194
Appendix 1: Troop, Casualty and Captive Numbers in the dh 197
Appendix 2: Numerical variants in mt, lxx and dss 212
Bibliography 224
Modem Author Index 245
Scripture Index 249 |
| adam_txt |
The Rhetorical Use of Numbers
in the Deuteronomistic History
“Saul Has Killed His Thousands,
David His Tens of Thousands”
By
Denise C Flanders
168'
BRILL
LEIDEN | BOSTON
Contents
Acknowledgments ix
Abbreviations x
List of Tables xiv
1 Introduction and the History of Scholarship 1
1 Focus and Contribution 2
2 Method 4
2 1 The Text 4
2 2 Narrative Historiography and Literary Approach 6
2 3 Comparative Studies 9
3 History of Scholarship 10
3-i Numbers in the Hebrew Bible as Sacred and Symbolic 10
3-1-2
Earlyjewish and Patristic Interpretation 10
Medieval Biblical Interpreters 12
3-1-3 Gematria 12
3-1-4 Modern Interpretation 13
3-2 Rhetorical Numerical Expressions in the Hebrew Bible 20
3-3 Large Numbers in the Hebrew Bible 26
3-3-1 Literal Interpretation of Large Numbers 27
3-3-2 Non-literal Interpretation of Large Numbers 2?
3-4 Numbers in Ancient and Modem Historiography 32
3-4-1 Numbers in the Assyrian Royal Inscriptions 32
3-4-2 Numbers in Persian Historiography 34
3-4-3 Numbers in the Ancient Greek Histories 34
3-4-4 Numbers in Roman Historiography 36
3-4-5 Numbers in Modern Historiography 39
2 The Meaning of in the dh 44
1 qbx as a “fighting contingent” in Numbers (?) 45
2 ^bx as “Contingent” in Joshua—2 Kings? 49
2 1 Grammatical Evidence 49
211 Agreement in Complex Multiplying Numerals and
in Number Phrases 49
212 Absolute and Construct States in Complex Multiplying
Numerals and Number Phrases 51
213 Dual Forms of Numerals 53
214 Repeating qbx 54
VI CONTENTS
2 2 Comparative Data 55
221 Comparative Linguistics 55
222 Comparative Literature 62
Summary 64
3 Numbers and Quantifications in Joshua 65
Types of Numbers in Joshua 65
1 1 Small Numbers 65
1 2 Non-numerical Quantification 66
1 3 Round Numbers and Qualified Numbers 67
Rhetorical Effects of the Types of Numbers in Joshua 70
How Numbers Appear in Joshua 77
3 1 Numerical Rhetorical Devices in Joshua 77
3 2 The “Repeated Number Saying in Joshua 78
3 3 Numerical Repetition 80
331 The 12 Chosen Men and Their 12 Stones (Josh 3-4) 81
3327 Priests, 7 Homs, 7 Circles on 7 Days (Josh 6) 83
333 The 31 Conquered Kings (Joshua 12) 85
334 Repetition That Misguides the Reader 87
3 4 Troop and Casualty Numbers in Joshua 89
341 The Battle at Ai 89
342 Battle Numbers and the Qualification of Victory 91
Summary 94
4 Numbers and Quantifications in Judges 96
1 Types of Numbers in Judges 96
1 1 Large and Round Numbers 96
1 2 Semi-round Numbers 96
1 3 Symbolic Numbers 98
1 4 Numbers That Add Up 100
2 How Numbers Appear in Judges 102
2 1 Numbering the Innumerable 102
2 2 Numerical Rhetorical Devices in Judges 104
2 3 Repeated Number Sayings 105
2 4 Numerical Repetition 106
241 Repetition That Misguides the Reader 106
242 Twice-Repeated Numerals 108
2 5 Doubled Numbers 110
CONTENTS VII
2 6 Troop and Casualty Numbers in Judges 113
261 Concentration of Numbers in Judges 6-8 and
Judges 20 115
262 Battle Numbers and the Qualification of Victory 117
Summary 125
5 Numbers and Quantifications in 1-2 Samuel 127
Types of Numbers in 1-2 Samuel 128
1 1 Large Numbers 128
1 2 Round Numbers and Numerical Qualifiers 128
1 3 Semi-round Numbers 129
1 4 Exact Numbers; or, How Many People Died at
Beth-shemesh? 130
1 5 Non-Numeric Quantification 133
1 6 Quantifying Food and Animals 133
How Numbers Appear in 1-2 Samuel 134
2 1 Numerical Rhetorical Devices 134
2 2 Doubled Numbers 134
2 3 Multiplied and Surpassing Numbers 136
231 Casualties 136
232 Troops 138
233 Troop Numbers in the dh vs Troop Numbers
in Chronicles 139
2 4 Quantifying What Matters Most 141
241 Casualties—Saul vs David 141
242 Wealth—David vs Solomon 142
2 5 Troop and Casualty Numbers in Samuel 145
251 David’s Victories in 2 Samuel 8 146
252 David vs the Ammonites and Arameans
(2 Samuel 10) 147
Summary 151
6 Numbers and Quantifications in 1-2 Kings 153
1 Types of Numbers in 1-2 Kings 153
1 1 Large Numbers 153
1 2 Items Quantified in Kings 154
1 3 Round and Qualified Numbers 154
1 4 Exact Numbers 155
VIII CONTENTS
1 5 Non-numerical Quantification 156
1 6 Numerical Repetition 157
1 7 Twice-Repeated Numerals 160
How Numbers Appear in 1-2 Kings 161
2 1 Quantifying Solomon 161
211 The Daily Meals of Solomon and His Horses 162
212 Solomon’s Conscripted Laborers 166
213 Gold, and Cities for Gold 168
214 Horses, Women, Gold 171
2 2 Troop and Casualty Numbers 173
221 Ahab and the Arameans (1 Kings 20) 174
222 Amaziah and the Edomites (2 Kings 14) 177
223 Hezekiah and Assyria (2 Kings 18-20) 179
Summary 188
7 Conclusion: How Numbers Tell the Story 189
1 Numbers Convince 189
2 Numbers Compare and Contrast 191
3 Numbers Signify Something beyond Themselves 192
4 Numbers Contribute to Perceptions of Significance 192
5 Numbers Work in Subversive Ways 193
5 1 Subverting Solomon 193
5 2 The Qualification of Military Victory 194
Appendix 1: Troop, Casualty and Captive Numbers in the dh 197
Appendix 2: Numerical variants in mt, lxx and dss 212
Bibliography 224
Modem Author Index 245
Scripture Index 249 |
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| spelling | Flanders, Denise C. Verfasser (DE-588)1179856058 aut The rhetorical use of numbers in the Deuteronomistic history "Saul has killed his thousands, David his tens of thousands" by Denise C. Flanders Leiden ; Boston Brill [2022] © 2022 XIII, 256 Seiten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Supplements to Vetus Testamentum volume 191 0083-5889 Dissertation Fuller Theological Seminary [Pasadena] 2019 überarbeitete Fassung "The Deuteronomistic History contains many vast troop and casualty numbers. What purpose does this literary device of numerical hyperbole serve? What rhetorical purposes do any of the numbers in this text serve? In The Rhetorical Use of Numbers in the Deuteronomistic History: "Saul Has Killed His Thousands, David His Tens of Thousands," Denise Flanders explores the variety of rhetorical effects that numbers have on the narrative of Joshua-2 Kings. Flanders demonstrates that numbers in Joshua-2 Kings often work in surprising and subversive ways. Rather than regularly glorifying a leader, large casualty numbers may actually anticipate a ruler's downfall. Rather than underscoring an Israelite battle victory, numbers sometimes qualify or undermine the triumph of victories" Bibel Deuteronomistisches Geschichtswerk (DE-588)4197558-3 gnd rswk-swf Zahl (DE-588)4067271-2 gnd rswk-swf Rhetorische Figur (DE-588)4129756-8 gnd rswk-swf Numbers in the Bible Deuteronomistic history (Biblical criticism) Nombres dans la Bible Histoire deutéronomiste (Critique biblique) (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Biblia Hebraica (Testamentum vetus) (DE-2581)TH000003035 gbd Bibel Deuteronomistisches Geschichtswerk (DE-588)4197558-3 u Zahl (DE-588)4067271-2 s Rhetorische Figur (DE-588)4129756-8 s DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-90-04-51374-7 Supplements to Vetus Testamentum volume 191 (DE-604)BV000006501 191 HEBIS Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033795585&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Flanders, Denise C. The rhetorical use of numbers in the Deuteronomistic history "Saul has killed his thousands, David his tens of thousands" Supplements to Vetus Testamentum Bibel Deuteronomistisches Geschichtswerk (DE-588)4197558-3 gnd Zahl (DE-588)4067271-2 gnd Rhetorische Figur (DE-588)4129756-8 gnd |
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| title | The rhetorical use of numbers in the Deuteronomistic history "Saul has killed his thousands, David his tens of thousands" |
| title_auth | The rhetorical use of numbers in the Deuteronomistic history "Saul has killed his thousands, David his tens of thousands" |
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| title_full | The rhetorical use of numbers in the Deuteronomistic history "Saul has killed his thousands, David his tens of thousands" by Denise C. Flanders |
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