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Called "Second Ezra" in some Vulgate sources, and considered the second part of "2 Esdras" in some Septuagint Greek sources, and of "3 Ezra" in earlier Ge'ez sources.
| Version | Modern or critical edition | Selected manuscript/s |
|---|---|---|
![]() Masoretic Text of Nehemiah (traditionally the second part of the Book of Ezra) - in Hebrew and Biblical Aramaic | נחמיה (לפי נוסח חמסורה) מקור: מִקְרָא עַל־פִּי הַמָּסוֹרָה | Leningrad Codex |
![]() Peshitta Nehemiah (traditionally the second part of the Book of Ezra) - in Syriac Aramaic | ܢܚܡܝܐ
ܡܒܘܥܐ: ארמיטה | Codex Ambrosianus |
![]() Ethiopic Nehemiah (traditionally the second part of "Third Ezra") - in Ge'ez | መጽሐፈ ፡ ነሀምያ ። / ዘዕዝራ ፡ ሠለስቱ ፡ ፲፩-፳፫ ። ዐይን: Francisco María Esteves Pereira |
[incomplete]Possibly typical "standardized" ms.EMML 36 (18th-19th c.) [p: 109] |
![]() Septuagint Nehemiah or 2 Esdras ch. 11-23 - in Koine Greek | Νεεμίας / Εσδρας Β' ΙʹΑ'–ΚʹΓʹ: Rahlfs' edition πηγή: nocr Swete's edition πηγή: biblehub | [wrong page number] Codex Vaticanus (p: 594) |
![]() Vulgate Nehemiah or Second Ezra - in Latin | nehemiae / esdrae secundus fons: vulgate.org | Codex Gigas |
| Version | Modern or critical edition | Selected manuscript/s |
|---|---|---|
![]() Additional fragmentary Hebrew version: Ketef Hinnom scrolls (Nehemiah 1:5) - in Hebrew | לוחיות כתף הינום (וגם בויקיפדיה) | ברכת כוהנים על קמעות Ketef Hinnom Scrolls |
![]() Vetus Latina ("Old Latin") Nehemiah - in Latin | nehemiae (qui et esdrae secundus dicitur) fons: Petri Sabatier | |
![]() Syro-Hexaplar (Septuagint) Nehemiah (only fragments extant) - in Syriac Aramaic | ܟܬܒܐ ܕܬܪܝܢ ܕܥܙܪܐܼ ܡܒܘܥܐ: John Gwynn (see also: transcription by John C. Torrey (doc. p. 7)) |
Ezra-Nehemiah is a single written composition, consisting of:
The book of "Greek" Esdras is an alternate version of Ezra-Nehemiah.
Other books in the tradition of Ezra: