Idle musings by a once again bookseller, always bibliophile, current copyeditor and proofreader. Complete with ramblings about biblical studies, the ancient Near East, bicycling, gardening, or anything else I am reading (or experiencing). All more or less live from Red Wing, MN
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Final proofs!
I received the final proofs last night for HBCE Proverbs! I have 4 days to turn them around and get them back...
That means it should be published in the next month or so.
Hi James - I'm just reading through this volume, and noticed "BAJP" referred to at the end of the second "paragraph" on p. xiii, but it doesn't seem to be used anywhere else (according to Google Books preview, and Amazon's "Look Inside" search), nor does it show up in the abbreviations list.
Is it an odd mut(il)ation of "BAP" = Bible d'Alexandrie: Les Proverbes, perhaps? or something else?
Not sure! I missed that one. I searched the entire volume and couldn't find another occurrence either. I've asked Michael Fox if he remembers. I'll let you know.
Hi James - I'm just reading through this volume, and noticed "BAJP" referred to at the end of the second "paragraph" on p. xiii, but it doesn't seem to be used anywhere else (according to Google Books preview, and Amazon's "Look Inside" search), nor does it show up in the abbreviations list.
ReplyDeleteIs it an odd mut(il)ation of "BAP" = Bible d'Alexandrie: Les Proverbes, perhaps? or something else?
Thanks!
David,
ReplyDeleteNot sure! I missed that one. I searched the entire volume and couldn't find another occurrence either. I've asked Michael Fox if he remembers. I'll let you know.
Thanks for pointing it out.
James
David,
ReplyDeleteYou were correct, it is a typo for BAP.
Again, thanks for pointing it out to us.
James
Thanks for checking on that! Mystery solved.
ReplyDeleteToo bad there isn't a Donald Knuth style reward scheme :) although I'm fairly confident you wouldn't be making many payments!
David.
p.s. I did note pp. 8-9 around footnote 11. ;)
Yikes! An error in a footnote pointing out an error! How ironic is that?
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