In article , Sarah Kanary says...
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>> I hope someone (or someones) can help me expand my knowledge of this
>> issue. I'm curious to learn about this translation that seems to be
>> constantly referred to, but my knowledge on the subject is rather
>> limited.
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>A good link is 
>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/7224/Rick/Septuagint/spindex.htm

I don't think that link is so 'good'. After all, not only does he use the term
'Septuagint' in a misleading manner, as if the term could be accurately applies
to the _entire_ OT in Greek, but he admits that he is a physicist by training,
not an OT/LXX scholar.

But the FAQ I alreayd gave a URL for in this thread was written by and is
matintained by a scholar in Septuagint/OG studies, who got his PhD in the topic.
So the choice should be pretty clear: stick with the FAQ.

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