לתקנת המהדורות של מגילות מדבר יהודה (א)

Translated title of the contribution: Improving the Editions of the Dead Sea Scrolls (1)

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Abstract

The readings and reconstructions provided in the existing editions of the Dead Sea Scrolls are not always satisfactory. Effort should be invested in the production of improved editions, which can then serve as a more solid basis for research. Some re-edited passages are provided here in demonstration of this point. For example: 4Q525 frg. 15 concerns the house of the vile woman mentioned in Prov. 2:17–19. It is depicted as a deadly trap. The editor misunderstood the nature of 4Q525 and of this fragment in particular. In line 3 he reads ובחלח[ל]ה ידולל פתן בעליו[ן], whereas I suggest reading ובחלו[ניו] ידולל פתן בעליו[תיו] 'A snake crawls in its windows; in its upper rooms...' (the suffixes refer to the house).
Translated title of the contributionImproving the Editions of the Dead Sea Scrolls (1)
Original languageHebrew
Pages (from-to)135-145
Number of pages11
Journalמגילות
Volumeא
StatePublished - 2003

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