SCRIBAL PRACTICES AND APPROACHE S ... - Emanuel Tov

CE)
P.Oxy. 65.4443
of Esther E and
ch. 9 (late 1 or
early 2 CE) Jew.?
P.Baden 56b =
P.Heid. Gr. 8 of
Exod 8 (2 CE)
P.Antinoopolis 7
of Psalms (2 CE)
P.Coll. Horsley
(Deissmann) of
Exodus 4 (2–3
CE) 358
P.Chester Beatty
VI (963) of Num
and Deut (end of
2 CE or early 3 CE)
P.Chester Beatty
VIII of Jeremiah
4–5 (2–3 CE)
P.Leipzig 170 of
Psalm 118 LXX
(2–3 CE)
P.Oxy. 4.656 of
Genesis 14–27 (2
or 3 CE) Jewish
(Treu)
P.Oxy. 65.4442
of Exodus 20
(early 3 CE)
P.Schøyen 2648
of Joshua 9–11
(early 3 CE)
P.Scheide +
P.Chester Beatty
IX (967) of Ezek
(early 3 CE) same
codex as next
P.Chester Beatty
X (967) of Daniel
and Esth (early 3
CE)
Name and
Suggested Date
P.Oxy. 7.1007 of
Genesis 2–3
(3 CE) Jewish
(Treu) leather
P.Oxy. 9.1166 of
Genesis 16 (3 CE)
Jewish (Treu)
Scribal Practices and Approaches Reflected in the Texts from the Judean Desert 289
S — open x x qeov" —
C some spaces closed
section after
8:11
— — k(uvrio)" —
C — — — — k(uvrio)" stichoi
C — — — — k(uvrio)" —
C — some open
and closed
sections
C spaces + high and
median dots, also
after groups of
words; dicolon
before speech in
x (rarely) — k(uvrio)" —
— — — k(uvrio)" —
C
4:31
— — — — k(uvrio)" stichoi
C — open and
closed, with
dots in
different
positions
C — closed
section +
dicolon
— — spaces left by
original scribe,
filled in by a
second scribe
with kuvrio"
—
— — k(uvrio)" —
C — no k(uvrio)" —
C high and
median dots,
dots on the
line, also after
groups of
words
C oblique
strokes in
spaces, also
when no
S
/C
space was left
Indication of
Verses
open and
closed, filled
with two
diagonal dots
or strokes
rarely closed
and open
sections
Indication of
Section Units
— rarely, and
usually not
related to
beginning of
new sections
k(uvrio)" —
x — k(uvrio)" —
Paragraphos Ekthesis Divine Names Stichographic
C — closed (once) — — two paleo-
Hebrew yods;
q(eov)"
S spaces +
median dots,
also after
groups of
358 G. Horsley, Archiv für Papyrusforschung 30 (1993) 35–8.
Layout
—
no — — k(uvrio)" —