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Palaeographical Analysis of 1QS+ab 5:1 (4Q256 3:1 [olim frag. 4] and 4Q258 1:1): A Blurb about my PhD Thesis

י״א באייר ה׳תש״פ (May 5, 2020) James M. Tucker Leave a comment

Anyone in the field of Qumran studies will know the scroll of 1QS. For those who are not familiar with…

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Posted in: Dead Sea Scrolls, palaeography Filed under: Manuscripts, Material Culture, Qumran, Scribal Culture, The Rule of the Community

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