SCRIBAL PRACTICES AND APPROACHE S ... - Emanuel Tov

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270 Appendix 1 4Q496 4QpapMf y y y 3 35 b 55 4Q497 4QpapWar Scroll-like Text A y no data b 50 4Q498 papSap/Hymns y no data b 1 4Q500 4QpapBened y? no data b 75 4Q501 4QapocrLam B dots cross no-gd y y 2 5 b 37 4Q502 4QpapRitMar y y y 4 95 b 85 4Q503 4QpapPrQuot y cross y y 11 81 b 85 4Q504 4QpapDMa y par cross cr no-gd y y 34 342 9 b 150 4Q505 4QpapDMb y y? b 65 4Q506 4QpapDMc y y 50 4Q509 4QpapPrFêtc y y y b 65 4Q511 4QShirb y cr? no-gd y y 4 125 b 1 4Q512 4QpapRitPur B y y y 11 32 b 85 4Q513 4QOrdb y dots cross par (b ox) y y 7 17 b 55 4Q514 4QOrdinancesc dots y no data 4 4 b 50 343 4Q520 4QpapUncl. frags. y no data 4Q522 Proph Josh dots y? 1 78 b 47 4Q524 4QTb puncta y? y b 137 4Q525 4QBeatitudes no-gd y? y 4 66 b 25 4Q530 EnGiantsb ar cross — — 4 16 b 95 4Q532 EnGiantsd ar y — — 1 35 b 75 4Q533EnGiantsear cross — — 1 20 b 75 4Q542 4QTQahat ar y — — 15 2.5 b 112 4Q546 VisionAmd ar gd — — 0 92+ b 50 4Q547 VisionAme ar gd — — 6 9 b 125 5Q13 5QRule y y? 50 6Q15 6QD pal-el y no data 50 6Q18 6QpapHymn pal-el y y 20 11Q11 11QapocPs no-gd y 0 86+ 60 11Q12 11QJub + XQText A y? y 50 11Q13 11QMelch y y 0 70+ b 50 11Q14 11QSefer ha- Milhamah y y 40 11Q16 11QHymnsb y y344 11Q19 11QTa dots no-gd y? y 60 16 b 95 11Q20 11QTb X no-gd y? y 8 27 35 11Q27 11QUnid C y? Mas 1h MasSir gd — n 10 13 20 Mas 1k ShirShabb y y 2 20 50 Mas 1n MasUnid. Qumran-Type Frg. y b 138 c. ADDITIONAL SECTARIAN COMPOSITIONS While the following sectarian compositions (recognized, along with others, by Dimant, “Qumran Manu-scripts”) reflect some of the criteria of the Qumran scribal practice, they are not included in § b due to lack of sufficient 342 Not all the signs indicated in the transcriptions are visible on the plates. 343 Not all the signs indicated in the transcriptions are visible on the plates. 344 See especially XQText B identified as part of the same manuscript in DJD XXXVI.
Scribal Practices and Approaches Reflected in the Texts from the Judean Desert 271 information on their system of orthography and morphology. The recording of the scribal, orthographic, and morphological features of these texts follows the pattern of APPENDIX 9. The details of the notation are explained in the introduction to that appendix. 1 / awh hawh 2 / ayh hayh 3 / µta hmta 4 / µh 5 suff. hmh 2d and 2d and lu 3rd p. pl. in nouns in and verbs 6 suff. 3rd p. plur. preps. 7 yiqt e - tiqt e - lu / yiq- tolu tiqto lu tions 1Q16 1QpPs y 1Q29 Tongues Fire 0/1 0/3 0/2 y? 1Q30 Lit Text? A 1/0 0/1 1/0 0/1 1/0 y 1Q31 Lit Text? B 1/0 0/1 y 3Q4 3QpIsa y 3Q5 3QJub 0/1 y? 3Q6 3QHymn y 3Q9 Sectarian Text 0/1 y 4Q162 4QpIsab 1/0 2/0 2/0 1/0 1/0 3/0 y 4Q164 4QpIsad y 4Q167 4QpHosb 0/1 0/1 0/1 y 4Q168 4QpMic? 1/0 1/0 0/1 y 4Q169 4QpNah 1/0 2/0 all/0 all/0 3/0 0/3 all/0 2/3 3/0 0/all y 1 / awh hawh 2 / ayh hayh 3 / µta hmta 4 / µh 5 suff. 3rd p. pl. in nouns in and verbs 6 suff. hmh 2d and 2d and lu 3rd p. plur. preps. 7 yiqt e - tiqt e - lu / yiq- tolu tiqto 8 yiqt e - 9 lenu / tem/ 10 qetal dam ÷ 11 taz y e qut- qetal hdwam ÷ ≥lenu temah hdawm twaz hdwm tawzh twz twzh 12 13 tazh hwk hçwm 14 / hk / hçm / al awl 15 / lk lwk 16 / yk ayk 17 qatal suffix ta / qatal in lu tions 4Q172 4QpUnid 0/1 1/0 0/1 y 4Q182 4QCatena B 0/1 y 4Q185 Sap Work 1/0 0/1 5/0 1/0 10/1 5/0 4/0 y 4Q255 4QpapSa = v 0/1 0/3 y 4Q261 4QSg 1/0 1/0 1/0 y 4Q262 4QSh 1/0 0/1 y 4Q263 4QSi y 4Q264 4QSj 1/0 1/0 all/0 1/0 1/0 all/0 y 4Q270 4QDe 4/0 2/0 4/0 all/0 7/1 all/0 y 4Q272 4QDg 1/0 1/0 0/2 0/1 y 4Q290 4QBere 0/1 0/1 y 4Q304 4QMedCrea B y 8 yiqt e - 9 lenu / tem/ 10 qetal dam ÷ y e qut- qetal hdwam hdwm 11 taz ≥lenu temah hdawm twaz ÷ tawzh twz twzh 12 13 tazh hwk hçwm 14 / hk / hçm / al awl 15 / lk lwk 16 / yk ayk tah 17 18 ˚/hk- nouns and prepo- si- qatal suffix ta / qatal in 4Q305 4QMedCrea C y? 4Q306 4QMen of People 1/0 1/0 1/0 1/0 2/0 1/0 y? 4Q317 4QcryptA Lunisolar Cal y 4Q320 4QCal Doc/Mish A y 4Q321 4QCal 0/2 y tah 18 ˚/hk- nouns and prepo- si- Sect. Na- ture Sect. Na- ture
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