hexapla

/ˈhɛksəplə/
noun
  1. A book or edition that presents six versions or texts of the same work side by side, especially the Bible.
    • Our library has a rare hexapla of the New Testament in six languages.
    • The scholar consulted a hexapla to compare different translations of the ancient text.
    • For his research, he needed a hexapla to study the variations in the manuscript.
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