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160 EXCERPTED MANUSCRIPTS AT QUMRAN<br />

TABLES 204<br />

Table 1. List of Excerpted <strong>and</strong> Abbreviated Manuscripts at Qumran 205<br />

Text Contents Number of Date 207 Remarks<br />

lines extant<br />

(height) 206<br />

Testimonia Exod 20:21; Num 30 lines 125–75 For Exod<br />

(4Q175) 24:15–17; Deut B.C.E. 20:21b, cf.<br />

33:8–11; Josh 6:26 SamP <strong>and</strong><br />

from Apocryphon of MT Deut<br />

Joshua b (4Q379) 5:28b–29 +<br />

frag. 22 2.7–14 18:18–19 208<br />

Phylacteries Contents vary Line Dates<br />

<strong>and</strong> mezuzot counts vary<br />

(1Q13; vary<br />

4Q128–155;<br />

5Q8; 8Q3–4;<br />

XQ1–4)<br />

204. <strong>The</strong> first footnote per table provides important bibliographical data. <strong>The</strong> studies<br />

that have provided <strong>the</strong> bases for <strong>the</strong>se tables have been rounded out, esp., by <strong>the</strong><br />

lists in Emanuel Tov et al., eds., <strong>The</strong> Text from <strong>the</strong> Judaean Desert: Indices <strong>and</strong> an<br />

Introduction to <strong>the</strong> Discoveries in <strong>the</strong> Judaean Desert Series (DJD 39; Oxford: Clarendon,<br />

2002). <strong>The</strong> data provided in <strong>the</strong> following tables, as is true for virtually every listing<br />

pertaining to <strong>the</strong> <strong>Scrolls</strong>, is provisional <strong>and</strong> subject to modification. Note <strong>the</strong> sigla<br />

employed: * = reconstructed; Ø = not extant; ??? = reconstruction not attempted; (?)<br />

= status or identification as excerpted or abbreviated manuscript uncertain.<br />

205. Much of this list follows Tov, “Excerpted <strong>and</strong> Abbreviated,” 581–600, but it<br />

has been updated <strong>and</strong> adjusted by comparison with <strong>the</strong> editions in DJD; Flint, <strong>The</strong><br />

<strong>Dead</strong> <strong>Sea</strong> Psalms <strong>Scrolls</strong>; <strong>and</strong> Duncan, “Excerpted Texts,” 43–62. For sigla, see note 204<br />

above.<br />

206. <strong>The</strong> line count given for each document is <strong>the</strong> maximum number of lines<br />

extant for that scroll on any preserved fragment or column regardless of editorial<br />

reconstructions or <strong>the</strong> existence of margins (for <strong>the</strong>se latter, cf. Tov, “Dimensions,”<br />

69–91). In a few cases, <strong>the</strong> absolute height of <strong>the</strong> scroll is given, including margins<br />

(see ibid., 77–91).<br />

207. Per note 111 above, dates follow Webster, “J. Chronological Index,” 351–446,<br />

esp. 371–75.<br />

208. Note Ulrich, “<strong>The</strong> Text of <strong>the</strong> Hebrew Scriptures,” 87n2, who points out (apud<br />

B. J. Pitre) that an exp<strong>and</strong>ed form of Exod 20:21, similar to this one, is also found in<br />

4Q158 frag. 6 (4QReworked Pentateuch a ).

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