By William R. Scott, Hans Peter Ruger
This can be the most recent version of a truly well known handbook that's utilized in school rooms worldwide to aid scholars studying to learn the Hebrew Bible.
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Used with 'azla' servus or for long words with no servus. Looks like 'azla', but has paseq. Conjunctive Accents of the Three Books xxx j munah xxx mer ka (merka) e j xxx 'illuy (also called munah superior) xxx tarha' \. xxx galgal (yerah) xxx m huppak e 'azla' THE ACCENTS 35 e xxx salselet q tannah xxx sinnorit (Not an independent accent. ) e CANTILLATION A close relationship exists between the accent signs and the musical rendering of the Hebrew Bible. " However, the correspondence between a given sign and a particular motive is not a simple one.
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The paseq, maqqep and metheg are not properly accents and have no musical motives of their own, but they establish certain relationships between the musical intonation and the text or between various accent related motives. There are numerous musical traditions associated with the accent signs. ) the Persian, Syrian and others. These traditions may associate different motives to an accent as indicated by the following five examples for the 'atnah in the Pentateuch. Ashkenazic Hallend Persian Syrian Italia» Not only may motives differ between the two fundamental accentual systems (those of the Twenty-one Books and of the 36 A SIMPLIFIED GUIDE TO BHS Three Books) but the particular motive associated with an accent may also differ depending upon whether the text is the Pentateuch, the Prophets, one of the festal scrolls, etc.
