“SCRIPTIO CONTINUA” IN EARLY HEBREW: ANCIENT PRACTICE OR MODERN SURMISE?

A. R. Millard

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A. R. MILLARD; “SCRIPTIO CONTINUA” IN EARLY HEBREW: ANCIENT PRACTICE OR MODERN SURMISE?, Journal of Semitic Studies, Volume 15, Issue 1, 1 March 1970, Pages 2–1

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