Aantekeningen bij de Bijbel
Vragen, overdenkingen en achtergronden over de Bijbel,
welke resulteren in allerlei aantekeningen.
welke resulteren in allerlei aantekeningen.
Gustav Pabst , Köhlers Medizinal-Pflanzen', Band 1, , [1887], , [1887] Gustav Pabst , Köhlers Medizinal-Pflanzen', Band 2, , [1887], , [1887] Gustav Pabst , Köhlers Medizinal-Pflanzen', Band 3, , [1898], , [1898] Mark J. Plotkin , In de leer bij de Sjamanen, soft, [0], , 
George E. Post , THE FLORA OF SYRIA, PALESTINE AND SINAI, , Charles Montgomery Skinner , Myths and legends of flowers, trees, fruits, and plants : in all ages and in all climes, [1911], George Spratt , Flora Medica, , [1827], [1827], Tijdschrift , The Bible Translator, 49/4 (1998):401-408, Koops, Robert G. "The Oil Tree and Dove's Dung: Translating Flora in 1-2 Kings (Part 2)." Discussion and suggested translations for terms referring to flora (including myrrh, sycamore, oak, reed, broom tree, vineyard, dove's dung, olive, barley, cedar, and others) in Kings. Tijdschrift , The Bible Translator, 51/2 (2000):232-239, Koops, Robert G. "Flora in Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther." When dealing with terms for flora, translators can "domesticate" the term by using a related species, a descriptive phrase or a generic term; they can substitute a cultural equivalent. Alternatively, the translator can "foreignize" the term by transliterating and adding a classifier. Specific examples of flora and items associated with them (such as cereal offerings, wine presses and cotton fabric) are from Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. Ian Tribe , Het Plantenrijk, , [1971], [1971], Robert Tyas , Flowers from the Holy Land; an account of the chief plants named in Scripture, , Dr. M. de Waal , Geneeskruiden in de Bijbel, , [], , Dr. M. de Waal , Medicijn en drogerij in den Bijbel, , [1922], , John Worcester , Plants of the Bible, , Rev. John Young , Trees and Flowers, fruits and Gems, , [1848], , 