And these are they which ye shall have in abomination among the fowls; they shall not be eaten, they are an abomination: the eagle, and the ossifrage, and the ospray,
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Verse 13 is found in chapter 11 of Leviticus. The laws concerning clean and unclean animals establish dietary categories that form part of Israel’s cultic identity. The distinction is not limited to dietary preferences, but participates in a broader conception of holiness and separation.
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Und dies sollt ihr scheuen unter den Vögeln, daß ihr's nicht eßt: den Adler, den Habicht, den Fischaar,
Y de las aves, éstas tendréis en abominación; no se comerán, serán abominación: el águila, el quebrantahuesos, el esmerejón,
Entre las aves, tendrán por detestables las siguientes; no se comerán porque son detestables: el águila, el quebrantahuesos y el buitre;
Voici, parmi les oiseaux, ceux que vous aurez en abomination, et dont on ne mangera pas: l'aigle, l'orfraie et l'aigle de mer;
E fra gli uccelli abbiate questi in abbominio; non manginsi; son cosa abbominevole: l’aquila, il girifalco, l’aquila marina;
Das aves, estas abominareis; não se comerão, serão abominação: a águia, e o quebrantosso, e o xofrango,
「飛鳥中你們當以為可憎,不可吃且可憎的是:鵰、狗頭鵰、紅頭鵰,
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