target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="#ulink_ee6dec6b-4e0c-5941-8893-652b9fe584f5">102 Gillingham 2008: 101.103 103 See Metzger 1996: 84.
104 104 See Rathmell 1963: xviii.
105 105 This translation is from; Hamlin et al. 2009: 148.
106 106 See Stern 2011: 93.
107 107 Wragg 1934: no page numbers.
108 108 See Schnocks 2012: 155. For the image in the Theodore Psalter see http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts/Viewer.aspx?ref=add_ms_19352_f106v.
109 109 Flint 1997: 220.
110 110 Steck 1994: 367–78.
111 111 Feuer 2004: 1004.
112 112 See City of God 1.12 in CG 21–22, from ACCS VIII:136.
113 113 Letter 127.12, cited in Howell 1987: 192.
114 114 Neale and Littledale 1874–79: 2/581.
115 115 Bede in Browne 2002: 57.
116 116 Prothero 1903: 191–92. Also Reid 1971: 46.
117 117 Prothero 1903: 192–93.
118 118 See Thomson 1997: 289–90, here citing the prayers of one of the Armenian martyrs, Elise.
119 119 Dowling Long and Sawyer 2015: 76.
120 120 Wieder 1995: 116–7.
121 121 See Streett 2014: 163–70.
122 122 Feuer 2004: 103. On Rashi, see Gruber 2004: 532.
123 123 See ‘In Answer to the Jews’ 6.7, in FC 27:399–40, from ACCS VIII: 141.
124 124 See Shereshevsky 1971: 81.
125 125 See Carleton Paget 1996: 536.
126 126 See Neale and Littledale 1874–79: 2/606. It is interesting to see that more inclusive translations, including the NRSV, avoid this reading: ‘But let your hand be upon the one at your right hand, the one whom you made strong for yourself.’ (italics mine).
127 127 See ibid., 2/610.
128 128 Ibid., 2/592.
129 129 Pickett 2002: 60.
130 130 See Wieder 1995: 117–19; also Baldwin 1919: 459–60.
131 131 Gillingham 2008: 166.
132 132 Gorali 1993: 267.
133 133 See https://www.abdn.ac.uk/stalbanspsalter/english/commentary/page233.shtml.
134 134 See https://www.abdn.ac.uk/stalbanspsalter/english/commentary/page233.shtmlhttp://themuseumofpsalms.com/product/psalm-80/ Contrasts with the very negative portrayal of Shechem in Gen. 34, again, post-Exilic focus.nifested in the odd sister-wife stor.
135 135 See http://www.psalms-mixastudio.com/psalms-69–84.php.
136 136 For other possible examples see Cole 2000: 96–101.
137 137 Some would see that the Exodus references link this psalm instead to Passover, but there is no reason to exclude the Exodus tradition from the Feast of Sukkot.
138 138 Stec 2004: 158–59.
139 139 See Willems 1990: 412–13.
140 140 Trudinger 2004: 121–35.
141 141 Feuer 2004: 1025–26.
142 142 Feuer 2004: 1029.
143 143 See ‘Expositions
