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1959 [rev.: JSS 7, 1962, 116-119 (M. Wallenstein); JBL 79, 1960, 278-280 (M. Greenberg);
RB 67, 1960, 427-438 (R. T[ournay); JSS 21, 1976, 186-93 (J. Barr)].
Y. Kutscher, The language and linguistic background of the Isaiah Scroll (I Q Isa a ). With an
obituary by H. B. Rosén (Studies on the Texts of the Desert of Judah 6), Leiden 1974 [rev.:
Muséon 88, 1975, 469-470 (P.M. Bogaert); Biblica 56, 1975, 260-264 (M. Dahood); JThS
26, 1975, 451-452 (B.J. Roberts); JSS 21, 1976, 186-193 (J. Barr); JSS 21, 1976, 186-93 (J.
Barr); RB 83, 1976, 296-297 (J. Murphy-O’Connor); JSS 21, 1976, 186-93 (J. Barr); OLZ 74,
1979, 352-354 (S. Wagner); CBQ 38, 1976, 397-398 (P.W. Skehan); JES 36, 1977, 64-65
(D. Pardee)].
E.Y. Kutscher, The language and linguistic background of the Isaiah Scroll (1 Q Isa). Indices
and corrections by E. Qimron, Introduction by Sh. Morag. Studies in the Texts of the Desert
of Judah 6A; Leiden: Brill, 1979 [suppl. to K.utscher’s 1974 book of the same title]. [rev.:
JSS 21, 1976, 186-93 (J. Barr) CBQ 42, 1980, 545 (P.W. Skehan)].
O.H. Lehmann, “Materials concerning the Dating of the Dead Sea Scrolls. I . Habakkuk”, PEQ
1951, 32-54 [palaeographic evidence, examination of the tetragrammaton, graphic
peculiaritics and vocalisation].
D.S. Loewinger, “Remnants of a Hebrew dialect in I Qisa. [Heb.] in Fs. Sukenik, pp. 141-161.
P. Muchowski, Dwie kluczowe kwesúe badawcze w studiach nad re.kopisami biblijnymi z
Qumran. — StJud 4, 2001, 27-43 I Two key research issues in the studies on biblical
manuscripts from Qumran.
G.A. Rendsburg, “Linguistic and Stylistic Notes to the Hazon Gabriel Inscription”, Dead Sea
Discoveries 16, 2009, 107-116.
St. Segert, “Zur Habakuk-Rolle aus dem Funde vom Toten Meer, I”, AO 21, 1953, 218-239
[Graphisches, Orthographisches, Phonetisches, Morphologisches, Syntaktisches].
L. H. Silberman, “Language and Structure in the ‘Hodayot’ (1QH3)”, JBL 75, 1956, 96-106.
M. Wallenstein, “Some Aspects of the Vocabulary and Morphology of the Hymns of the Judean
Scrolls”, VT 7, 1957, 209-213.
M. Wallenstein, “Some Aspects of the Vocabulary and Morphology of the Hymns of the Judean
Scrolls”, VT 7, 1957, 209-213.
6B.4.1.3. The Scrolls and the Bible (A. and .T.)
J. Carmignac, “Les rapports entre l’Ecclésiastique et Qumrân”, RevQum 3, 1961, 209-218.
M.H. Goshen-Gottstein, Text and Language in Bible and Qumran, Jerusalem/Tel-Aviv 1960 [a
selection of his English and German articles from the last 12 years] [rev.: JJewS 11, 1960,
187-190 (D.W. Thomas); RQ 3, 1961, 297-298 (H. Chemouilli); JBL 80, 1961, 199-200 (J.
Strugnell)].
F.W. Bush, “Evidence from Milúamah and the Masoretic Text for a Penultimate Accent in
Hebrew Verbal Forms”, RevQum 2, 1959-1960, 501-114.
W. Grossouw, “The Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament. A preliminary survey”, SC 26,
1951, 289-299 (to be concluded) [deals also with some terminological questions].
A. Guillaume, “Mt. XXVII, 46 in the Light of the Dead Sea Scroll of Isaiah”, PEQ 1951, 78-80
[note on the forms ’eli, ’eliya].
M.R. Lehmann, “Ben Sira and the Qumran literature”, RQ 3, 1961, 103-116 [idiomatic
comparisons.; cf. Carmignac ibid. pp. 209-218].
E. Schüssler Fiorenza, “Cultic language in Qumran and in the NT”, CBQ 38, 1976, 159-177.
6B.4.2 Phonology and Graphemics
F.I. Andersen, D.N. Freedman, “Another look at 40Sani”, RevQum 14, 1989, 7-29
[orthographical analysis].
A.A. Brux, “A simplified system of Hebrew-English and Aramaic-English transliteration”,
AJSL 58, 1941, 57-69.
M. Burrows, “Orthography, Morphology, and Syntax of the St. Mark’s Isaiah Manuscript”, JBL
68, 1949, 195-211.
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