fra Lenormant, François https://phaidrabg.bg.ac.rs/o:584 Text An article about Magog, one of the two names (the first on is Gog) mentioned in several books of the Old Testament as well as in Qur’an, written by a French assyriologist and archaeologist François Lenormant (1837–1883). The origin of this names it obscure, but the mentioning of Gog and Magog in the Bible has attracted attention due to its prophetic nature and even became a part of Christian eschatology. The names Gog and Magog are present in the Christian, Jewish and Islamic tradition, in the Alexander romance, and they were associated with different peoples, e.g. Goths, Khazars or Mongolians. Year of publishing: 1882 Članak francuskog asiriologa i arheologa Fransoa Lenormana (1837–1883) o Magogu, jednom od dva imena (prvo je Gog) koja se spominju u nekoliko knjiga Starog zaveta i Kuranu. Poreklo ovih imena je nejasno, ali je spominjanje Goga i Magoga u Bibliji privuklo pažnju zbog svoje proročke prirode i čak postalo deo hrišćanske eshatologije. Imena Gog i Magog su prisutna u hrišćanskoj, jevrejskoj i islamskoj tradiciji, kao i Romanu o Aleksandru i često su poistovećivana sa različitim narodima, npr. Gotima, Hazarima ili Mongolima. Godina izdavanja: 1882. Magog : fragments d'une étude sur l'ethnographie du chapitre X de la Genèse application/pdf 3333682 bytes Peeters http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/at/legalcode Biblijski motivi Magog : fragments d'une étude sur l'ethnographie du chapitre X de la Genèse 2012-02-22T09:05:34.909Z