the old testament was translated from hebrew to greek in 3rd century bce.
when was the old testament translated from hebrew to greek?
3rd century bce
the septuagint (from the literally "seventy"; often abbreviated as 70 in roman numerals, i.e., ; sometimes called the greek old testament) is the earliest extant koine greek translation of the hebrew scriptures. it is estimated that the first five books of the hebrew bible, known as the torah or pentateuch, were translated in the mid-3rd century bce and the remaining texts were translated in the 2nd century bce. the septuagint was the koine greek translation of the hebrew old testament and was in wide use by the time of jesus and paul of tarsus because most jews could no longer read hebrew. for this reason it is quoted more often than the hebrew old testament in the new testament, particularly in the pauline epistles, by the apostolic fathers, and later by the greek church fathers.
septuagint
bullet::::- "lou libre de toubìo", provençal translation of the book of tobit by "lou felibre d'entre-mount" (aix: sardat fils, 1880)





















































bullet::::- "sants evangèlis", translated to occitan by juli cubaines (toloza: societat d'estudis occitans, 1931)





















































bullet::::- "evangèli segon sant mateu", gascon translation by miquèu grosclaude (pau: per noste, 1995)





















































bullet::::- "nau testament", new testament translation into aranese dialect (vall d'aran: archiprestat d'aran-avescat urgelh, 2010).





















































bullet::::- "la bíblia: ancian testament" the old testament translated into occitan by (toulouse: letras d'òc, 2013).





















































bullet::::- "la bíblia, nouveau testament" the new testament translated into occitan by (toulouse: letras d'òc, 2016).
bible translations into the languages of france