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488 and known from other parts of this scroll. A plene spelling of some plural form of the noun mesab, "in all directions", represents a likely understanding of the last partially-preserved word of 11QT III 3,'0 London, Ontario Gordon J. Hamilton 1 The Temple Scroll II (Jerusalem, 1983), p. 5 (henceforth: Yadin, plus volume number and page number). 2 "Die Kol. III der Tempelrolle. Versuch einer Rekonstruktion", RQ 11 (1983), pp. 176-7 (hereafter: Mink, plus page number). 3 One also notes that the other scribe of this document, Scribe B, correctly managed to write msbyb (Col. XXX 10) as well as sbyb alone (over ten times, see Yadin, II, p. 452). 4 Regarding this script, see Yadin, I, pp. 17-19 (especially the references cited in n. 14) and the script chart constructed as the bottom line of Figure above. The bêts in III 1, 5, 8, 9 and 12 all manifest baselines with a high position on their right sides as well as considerable extension beyond their vertical strokes. 5 I must qualify this as a tentative new reading because it is based on a photograph of the scroll, and not the original itself. The trace, nonetheless, appears
Vetus Testamentum – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1989
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