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• Hermeneutic Variants


• The Quantification of Texts


• CHAPTER 3: INTRODUCTION TO THE CUNEIFORM TEXTS
  
  
  • Defining Parallel Texts
  
  
  • The Historical Setting
  
  
  • The History of the Collections
  
  
  • Selecting the Texts for Analysis
  
  
  
  


• CHAPTER 4 – ENŪMA ANU ENLIL TABLET
  
  
  • The Text
  
  
  • Description of the Sources The Tablets.................................................................................................................... 61 
  
  
  • List of Variants Between the Parallel Sources for EAE
  
  
  • Discussion of the Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic (linguistic) Variants
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 2)
    
    
    • Hermeneutic Variants
    
    
    
    
  
  
  
  


• CHAPTER 5 – MUL.APIN
  
  
  • The Text
  
  
  • Description of the Sources iii
  
  
  • List of Variants Between the Parallel Sources for MUL.APIN
  
  
  • Discussion of Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic (linguistic) Variants
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 1)
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 2)
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 3)
    
    
    • Hermeneutic Variants
    
    
    
    
  
  
  
  


• CHAPTER 6 – THE LAWS OF HAMMURABI
  
  
  • Description of the Sources The Tablets.................................................................................................................. 1 60 
  
  
  • List of Variants Between the Parallel Sources for the Laws of Hammurabi
  
  
  • Discussion of Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic (linguistic) Variants
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 1)
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 2)
    
    
    • Hermeneutic Variants
    
    
    
    
  
  
  
  


• CHAPTER 7 – GILGAMESH XI iv
  
  
  • Description of the Sources The Tablets.................................................................................................................. 2 11 
  
  
  • List of Variants Between the Parallel Sources for Gilgamesh XI
  
  
  • Discussion of Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic (linguistic) Variants
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 1)
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 2)
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 3)
    
    
    • Hermeneutic Variants
    
    
    
    
  
  
  
  


• CHAPTER 8 – MĪS PÎ
  
  
  • Description of the Sources The Tablets.................................................................................................................. 2 71 
  
  
  • List of Variants Between the Parallel Sources for Mīs Pî
  
  
  • Discussion of Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic (linguistic) Variants
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 1) v
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 2)
    
    
    
    
  
  
  
  


• CHAPTER 9 – THE TORAH SCROLLS FROM THE DEAD SEA AREA
  
  
  • Approaching the Evidence of the Dead Sea Scrolls
    
    
    • The Archaeology of Khirbet Qumran The Sites...................................................................................................................... 302 
    
    
    • The Connection Between Khirbet Qumran and the Scrolls Found Nearby
    
    
    • The Archaeology of the Masada Scrolls
    
    
    
    
  
  
  • List of Variants From the MT Torah Scrolls From Qumran and Masada The Sources 3 13 
  
  
  • Discussion of Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic Variants
    
    
    • Orthographic (linguistic) Variants
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 1)
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 2)
    
    
    • Stylistic Variants (Type 3)
    
    
    • Hermeneutic Variants
    
    
    
    
  
  
  
  


• CHAPTER 10 – CONCLUSION
  
  
  • Issues in the Statistical Analysis
  
  
  • Concluding Remarks on the Cuneiform Sources
    
    
    • EAE63 vi
    
    
    • MUL.APIN
    
    
    • The Laws of Hammurabi
    
    
    • Gilgamesh XI
    
    
    • Mīs Pî
    
    
    
    
  
  
  • Concluding Remarks on The Dead Sea Torah Scrolls
  
  
  • The Significance of Ritual Texts
  
  
  
  


• Bibliography


• Table 1 - EAE 63: Tablets Under Examination List of Tables


• Table 2 - Number of SU preserved in the Sources for EAE


• Table 3 - Variants in the Parallel Sources for EAE


• Table 4 - MUL.APIN: Tablets Under Examination


• Table 5 - Number of SU Preserved in the MUL.APIN Tablets


• Table 6 - Variants in the Parallel Sources for MUL.APIN


• Table 7 - Laws of Hammurabi: Tablets Under Examination


• Table 8 - Number of SU Preserved in the First Millennium Hammurabi Tablets


• Table 9 - Variants in the Parallel Sources for the Laws of Hammurabi


• Table 10 - First Millennium Sources for Gilgamesh XI Under Examination


• Table 11 - Number of SU Preserved in the First Millennium Gilgamesh XI Tablets


• Table 12 - Variants in the Parallel Sources for Gilgamesh XI


• Table 13 - Sources for mīs pî Under Examination


• Table 14 - Number of SU Preserved in the Sources for Mīs Pî


• Table 15 - Variants in the Parallel Sources for Mīs Pî


• Table 16 - Number of SU Preserved in the Torah Scrolls From the Dead Sea Area


• Table 17 - Variants From the MT in the Dead Sea Torah Scrolls


• Figure 1 - Average Variation Of All Sources List of Figures


• Figure 2 - Average Variation Including Nineveh Ritual Tablets and 'de Luxe' mss