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R. Macuch, “Der liquide Apikal und die apikale Liquide des samaritanischen Hebräisch”, in Fs.
Altheim II, 169-175.
R. Macuch, “Zur Grammatik des samaritanischen Hebräisch”, AO 41, 1973, 193-211 [on Z.
Ben-îayyim’s article, Biblica 52, 229-252].
R. Macuch, “Samaritan languages: Samaritan Hebrew. Samaritan Aramaic”, in A.D. Crown,
ed., The Samaritans, Tübingen 1989, pp. 531-584.
Sh. Morag, “On some lines of similarity between Samaritan Hebrew and the Yemenite tradition
of Post-Biblical Hebrew” (Heb.), Mehkarim Belashon 5-6, 1992, 254-264.
Sh. Morag, “The Samaritan and Yemenite traditions of Hebrew: points of contact”, in M. Bar-
Asher, ed., Studies in Mishnaic Hebrew, Jerusalem 1998, pp. 284-304 [revised translation of
the former].
A. Murtonen, Materials for a non-Masoretic Hebrew grammar. III. A grammar of the
Samaritan dialect ot Hebrew. [I], II (SO 29), HeIsinki 1964 [rev.: BiOr 23, 1966, 77-80
(M. Dietrich, O. Loretz); OLZ 62, 1967, 166-171 (J. Macdonald)].
6B.3.2. Lexicography
Z. Ben-Hamm, “Mono- and bi-syllabic middle guttural nouns in Samaritan Hebrew” JAES 11,
1979, 19-29.
R. Macuch, “Pseudo-Ethiopisms in Samaritan Hebrew and Aramaic”, in Fs. Leslau 1991, pp.
966-976. A. Murtonen, Materials for a on-Masoretic Hebrew Grammar. Vol. 2, An
Etymological Vocabulary of the Samaritan Pentateuch (Studia Orientalis, 24), Helsinki
1960.
P. Weinberg-Møller, “Two Notes”, VT 8, 1958, 305-308 [1. l’h verbs in the imperfect in the
Samaritan Pentateuch].
R. Weiss, “Synonymous variants in divergences between the Samaritan and Masoretic texts of
the Pentateuch”, in id., Studies in the text and language of the Bible (Heb.), Jerusalen 1981,
pp. 63-189.
6B.4. THE LAGUAGE OF THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS
6B.4.1. General
6B.4.1.0. Bibliographical Tools
J.A. Fitmeyer, The Dead Sea scrolls: major publications and tools for study (SBL Resources for
Biblical Study, 20), Atlanta GA 1990 [rev.: VT 41/3, 1991, 375-376 (J. E[merton])].
O. Betz: “Qumran and the New Testament: forty years of research”, QM 1, 1993, 79-100.
B.W.W. Dombrowski, “Qumranologica X. Four books of virtual importance for studies in
matters Qumran”, FO 37, 2001, 221-234.
F. Sen Montero, “Spanish bibliography on the Dead Sea Scrolls: 1989-1995”, QCh 15, 2007,
55-74.
F. Sen Montero, “Spanish bibliography on the Dead Sea Scrolls (IV): addenda 1987-2008”,
QCh 16, 2008, 55-63.
6B.4.1.1. The Language of the Scrolls
M.G. Abegg, “The Linguistic Analysis of the Dead Sea Scrolls: More Than (Initially) Meets the
Eye”, in M.L. Grossman, ed., Rediscovering the Dead Sea Scrolls. An Assessment of Old and
ew Approaches and Methods, Grand Rapids MI 2010, pp. 48-68.
M. Bar-Asher, “On several linguistic features of Qumran Hebrew”, in Fs. Muraoka, pp. 73-93.
Z. Ben-îayyim, “Tradition in the Hebrew Language with Srecial Reference to the Dead Sea
Scrolls”, Scripta Hierosolymitana 4, 1958, 200-214 [rev.: RevQum 1, 1958-59, 292 (G.
Molin)].
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