In Praise of Ancient Scribes

A. R. Millard

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Classical Studies and Philology Ancient Near East History

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In this analysis of ancient scribal traditions, encouragement is found for greater confidence in the received text of documents and little support is given for the common practice of emending difficult texts.

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1956Journal of Semitic StudiesRowleyH. H.WeisP. R.Isaac Wolfson Foundation Journal of Semitic Studies Manchester University Pressi no. 1, Jan. 1956, 96 1970“SCRIPTIO CONTINUA” IN EARLY HEBREW: ANCIENT PRACTICE OR MODERN SURMISE?

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