<p>In making a new translation into English of the <em>Hatata </em>I have developed some reflections on the work, its authorship, and its context. In particular I will focus on the writers use of the bible in the works, and what this tells us about the author(s).</p>

In making a new translation into English of the Hatata I have developed some reflections on the work, its authorship, and its context. In particular I will focus on the writers use of the bible in the works, and what this tells us about the author(s).

1. Ralph Lee - Reflections on Translating the Hatata into English

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1. Ralph Lee - Reflections on Translating the Hatata into English

1. Ralph Lee - Reflections on Translating the Hatata into English