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Due to his extensive quotations, Lucifer of Cagliari is among the most important Latin witnesses for the early text of the Books of Kings. His importance, however, is not limited to textual criticism but extends to the field of literary criticism as well. A critic who wishes to use Lucifer’s quotations as a witness needs to take into consideration several issues ranging from Lucifer’s quoting practices to the complexities of the textual history of the Septuagint. The aim of this article is to make Lucifer a more accessible source to scholars outside the field of textual criticism. To demonstrate the caveats – and possibilities – in using Lucifer’s quotations, an analysis of Lucifer’s noteworthy readings in the passage II Reg 21,1–9 is given.

Lucifer of Cagliari and Literary Criticism in Kings