SCRIBAL PRACTICES AND APPROACHE S ... - Emanuel Tov

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264 Appendix 1 3. Scribal markings gd guide dots/strokes (ch. 4a, TABLES 2 and 3) no-gd lack of guide dots/strokes (ch. 4a, TABLE 6) cr single cryptic A letters written in the margin (ch. 5c3) pHeb single paleo-Hebrew letters written in the margin (ch. 5c4) waw paleo-Hebrew or square waw indicated in closed and open paragraphs (ch. 5c1) X X-sign (ch. 5c5) 4. Divine names pal-Tetragr paleo-Hebrew Tetragrammaton (ch. 6b, TABLE 1) pal-el
Scribal Practices and Approaches Reflected in the Texts from the Judean Desert 265 The data recorded in cols. 1–4, 7–8 of the nonbiblical texts (cols. 1–4, 7 of the biblical texts) are largely objective, while the information in cols. 5–6, 9 (cols. 5–7 of the biblical texts) is subjective. Names of compositions printed in boldface in the very first column were probably copied according to the Qumran scribal practice. Less certain examples are indicated with a question mark in col. 6. See further the above description of that column. Name Sect. Mar- kers Correction Systems Scribal Markings a. BIBLICAL TEXTS <strong>AND</strong> TEFILLIN Divine Names Sectarian Nature Qumran Scribal Practice Date Assigned 1QDeuta gd — y 1QIsaa scribes A, B y dots cr pHeb X puncta (correc — y b 112 cross waw no-gd tor of MS) 1QPsb pal-Tetragr — no data 2QExod b pal-Tetragr — y? 20 2QpaleoLev gd — no data 2QNumb — y? b 15 2QDeutc gd — y? 35 2QJer no-gd — y 3QLam pal-Tetragr — no data 20 4QGen-Exoda gd — n b 112 4QGenk gd? — n 15 4Q[Gen-]Exod b — y b 5 4QExodc dots — n 4QExod j pal-Tetragr — y? 15 4QExodk cr — 82 4QpaleoExodm gd waw — n? b 62 4QLevg pal-Tetragr — no data 4QLev-Numa gd — n b 125 4QNumb gd waw — y b 25 4QDeutc dots cross — n b 125 4QDeutj V–XII340 dots no-gd — y 50 4QDeutk1 — y b 15 4QDeutk2 pal-Tetragr — y b 15 4QDeutm — y b 25 4QDeutn gd — n? b 15 4QDeuto gd — n b 62 Name Sect. Mar- kers Correction Systems Scribal Markings Divine Names Sectarian Nature Qumran Scribal Practice Date Assigned 4QSam c dots puncta — y b 87 4QIsa a gd — n b 37 4QIsa c no-gd pal-Tetragr — y 50 4QIsa d dots (Tetragr) — n 50 4QIsa g gd — n b 25 4QIsa h dots — n b 75 4QJer a dots par — n b 200 4QJer c cross — n b 15 340 The fragments of 4QDeut j , published as a single scroll, should probably be separated into two entities since only cols. V–XII reflect the orthographic and morphological features of the Qumran scribal practice. Scribal dots are found only in that section (VIII 8 [Deut 11:10]). Since the script and column size are identical in both segments, possibly they were copied from different Vorlagen.
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Contents vii CONTENTS Text Editions
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