I made an exception right now to not ordering more individual purchases, see: https://community.logos.com/forums/p/94366/655513.aspx#655513 ... there goes $349.95 I'm cheerfully saying goodbye to the money!

  1. I maybe just haven't looked into it enough, but at present I don't see the value in that. Seems highly specialized.
  2. It was a very sad moment, when almost all De Gruyter product pre-pubs that had been gathering interest - despite all possible efforts (very long early-bird price period, AND the pre-pub prices got even lowered even lower once - at which rate the prices were then kept 'til the end) were erased from the catalogue - it was a while ago now and tragic for Logos/Verbum. They never made a return ever. There were a few monographs that had made it for sale for a while (that had came up through a different small collection that I didn't take), not from this Collection, then taken down eventually from the Storefront, and they never returned. I'm a vigorous proponent for European publishers to be Suggested As Module Requests and then produced, and products by all European publishers bought, over at the Accordance forums. Go to: https://www.accordancebible.com/forums/forum/91-module-requests/ … to comment or post as many requests as You ever find beneficial!, click like on everything such! Go buy from publishers such as Brill and Sheffieldphoenix.co.uk that do stock SOME titles! RIP Deuterocanonical and Cognate Studies (18 vols.): https://web.archive.org/web/20150909070931/https://www.logos.com/es/producto/47117/de-gruyter-deuterocanonical-and-cognate-literature-studies ALSO: If You know some author with a pretty complete manuscript - please let him/her get in touch with me and I'll set him/her up with Sheffield Phoenix if it's a scholarly one to get for the first time published!
    De Gruyter Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature Studies (18 vols.)
    Dig into the latest research on deuterocanonical, intertestamental, and other early Jewish literature. Launched in collaboration with the International Society for the Study of Deuterocanonical and Cognate literature, this series brings together an international cast of experts to weigh in on issues of hermeneutical, historical, and sociological importance. This collection powers your library with the cutting edge of cultural and literary studies that shed light on the Bible’s context and the history of Scripture. Explore how the theology of creation developed through early Judaism and ancient Christianity, examine conceptions of marriage and family in the apocrypha, gain insight from close readings of passages throughout the deuterocanon, and much more.
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