Theodotion’s Greek version of Daniel

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Theodotion’s Greek version of Daniel is an early Christian-era Greek translation of the biblical Book of Daniel that became the standard text in many Christian Bibles, often replacing the older Septuagint version.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek translation
biblical text
version of the Book of Daniel
approximateDate 2nd century CE
associatedWith Theodotion of Ephesus NERFINISHED
basedOn Hebrew-Aramaic Book of Daniel NERFINISHED
canonicalStatus used as standard Greek Daniel in many Christian canons
columnRoleInHexapla one of the Greek columns alongside the Septuagint
comparedWith Masoretic Text of Daniel NERFINISHED
Septuagint (Old Greek) Daniel NERFINISHED
contains Greek Bel and the Dragon NERFINISHED
Greek Susanna NERFINISHED
Greek text of Daniel 1–12
Prayer of Azariah NERFINISHED
Song of the Three Youths NERFINISHED
genre biblical prophetic book
includedIn Origen’s Hexapla NERFINISHED
influence influenced later Greek textual tradition of Daniel
influenced patristic exegesis of Daniel
language Koine Greek
partOf Greek Bible tradition
Old Testament textual tradition
preservedIn Greek biblical manuscripts of the Byzantine tradition
critical editions of the Septuagint
reception preferred over Septuagint Daniel in later Greek manuscripts
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
replaced Septuagint version of Daniel NERFINISHED
scholarlyDebate authorship and exact date of translation
scholarlyUse source for textual criticism of Daniel
statusInModernBibles consulted in critical apparatus rather than used as base text in most modern translations
subject apocalyptic prophecy
visions of Daniel
superseded Old Greek version of Daniel
textType revised Greek text
textualCharacter closer to Masoretic-type text than Septuagint Daniel
more literal translation from Hebrew-Aramaic
timePeriod early Christian era
translator Theodotion NERFINISHED
usedBy Greek-speaking Christians
Jerome NERFINISHED
Origen NERFINISHED
early Church Fathers
usedIn Christian biblical manuscripts
Greek Christian Bibles
Latin Christian tradition via the Vulgate

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Greek Daniel associatedWithLanguageVersion Theodotion’s Greek version of Daniel