Abstract
The present article deals with a typology of translation strategies used by Italian-language versions of the Old Testament. The research focuses on anthropomorphisms, a lexical group of primary importance for the study of Bible translations. Two translation strategies have been postulated in the authors’ previously published works on the subject. The philological strategy aims at a verbatim rendering of the text of the Hebrew Bible in a translation, while the ideological strategy allows for the elimination of certain anthropomorphisms. In this article we analyze these two strategies in translating anthropomorphisms from Biblical Hebrew into Italian.
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