^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally of seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a seven-year period (i.e., a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years (assuming 360-day years, then 490*360/365.24 = 483 solar years). (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years, i.e., forty-nine years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which makes an explicit qualification where days are intended: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks. (Though, note, this qualification is not made in Dn. 10:2 OG.)

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally of seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a seven-year period (i.e., a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years (assuming 360-day years, then 490*360/365.24 = 483 solar years). (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years, i.e., forty-nine years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which makes an explicit qualification where days are intended: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally of seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a seven-year period (i.e., a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years (assuming 360-day years, then 490*360/365.24 = 483 solar years). (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years, i.e., forty-nine years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which makes an explicit qualification of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally of seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a seven-year period (i.e., a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years (assuming 360-day years, then 490*360/365.24 = 483 solar years). (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years, i.e., forty-nine years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which explicitly qualifies three periods of seven as being of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally of seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a seven-year period (i.e., a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years (assuming 360-day years, then 490*360/365.24 = 483 solar years). (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years, i.e., forty-nine years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which explicitly qualifies a week as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally of seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a period of years (i.e., a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years (assuming 360-day years, then 490*360/365.24 = 483 solar years). (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years, i.e., forty-nine years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which explicitly qualifies a week as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally of seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a period of seven years (i.e., a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years (assuming 360-day years, then 490*360/365.24 = 483 solar years). (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years, i.e., forty-nine years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which explicitly qualifies a week as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally of seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a period of seven years (i.e., a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years, i.e., forty-nine years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which explicitly qualifies a week as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a period of seven years (i.e., a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years, i.e., forty-nine years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which explicitly qualifies a week as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a period of seven years (i.e., a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which explicitly qualifies a week as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If a period of seven years (a week of years), then seventy periods = 490 years. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which explicitly qualifies a week as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally seven days (i.e., a week) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If years, then seventy periods = 490 years. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which explicitly qualifies a week as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally seven days, meaning a week, when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If years, then seventy periods = 490 years. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 which explicitly qualifies a week as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally seven days, meaning a week, when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. If years, then seventy periods = 490 years. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 where a week is explicitly qualified as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally seven days, meaning a week, when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 where a week is explicitly qualified as a period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks. If years, then seventy periods = 490 years.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally seven days, meaning a week, when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 where a week is an explicitly qualified period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks. If years, then seventy periods = 490 years.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally seven days, meaning a week, when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 where a week is an explicitly qualified period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally of days, meaning a week, when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 where a week is an explicitly qualified period of seven days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally of days, meaning a week, when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 where a period of seven for a week is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally a week (a period of seven days) when not explicitly qualified, but not necessarily. (See Lv. 25:8 for an explicitly qualified period of seven years: ἑπτὰ ἑβδομάδες ἐτῶν, seven periods of seven years.) While here unspecified whether of days or years, this is in contrast to Dn. 10:2 where a period of seven for a week is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally a week (a period of seven days), but can be a period of seven weeks, seven years (a week of years; e.g., Lv. 25:8), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, generally a week (a period of seven days), but can be a period of seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three periods of seven days, i.e., three weeks.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a week of years), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three weeks of days.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a "week of years"), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 a period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three weeks of days.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a "week of years"), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 the period of seven is explicitly qualified as of days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three weeks of days.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), seven weeks, seven years (a "week of years"), or seven something else. Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 the period of seven is explicitly qualified as days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three weeks of days.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), or a seven years (a "week of years"). Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 the period of seven is explicitly qualified as days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three weeks of days.

^a Gk. ἑβδομάς, a period of seven, whether seven days (i.e., a week), or a seven years (a "week of years"). Here the period of seven is unspecified, whether of days or of years, while in Dn. 10:2 the period of seven is explicitly qualified as days: τρεῖς ἑβοδμάδας ἡμερῶν, three weeks of days.