Missing Pieces: Essays in Honour of Eibert J. C. Tigchelaar
Series: Studies on the Texts of the Desert of Judah; 152;
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Product details:
- Publisher BRILL
- Date of Publication 19 June 2025
- ISBN 9789004727298
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages634 pages
- Size 235x155 mm
- Weight 1236 g
- Language English 672
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Short description:
This collection of essays reflects upon new approaches to materiality, hermeneutics, digital humanities, and philology. Focuses are on reading practices, methodological innovation, textual criticism, and ancient fragments. The topics cover Hebrew Bible, Dead Sea Scrolls, Septuagint, and ancient Jewish literature.
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This collection of essays is dedicated to Eibert Tigchelaar. Individual studies engage with new approaches to materiality, hermeneutics, digital humanities, and philology in the context of biblical research. The articles reflect on reading practices, methodological innovation, textual criticism, and ancient fragments. Particular attention has been given to new approaches to the material aspects of ancient manuscripts. There are also extensive treatments of translations and reconstructions across Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic biblical traditions. Overall, the essays honour the work of Eibert Tigchelaar in the ways they build on his incisive insights and exemplary contributions.
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Bibliography of the Publications of Eibert J. C. Tigchelaar
1 Introduction
Arjen F. Bakker, George J. Brooke, P. Bärry Hartog, Hindy Najman, Mladen Popović and Pierre Van Hecke
2 The Scope of Scriptural Passages in Tefillin in Light of a Comprehensive Paleographic Analysis of Tefillin from the Judean Desert
Yonatan Adler and Gemma Hayes
3 Early Nabataean Scribal Culture: Rise of a ?National? Script?
Ayhan Aksu
4 Mathematical Concepts: Functional Guides for Understanding Early Jewish Textual Description of Architecture?
Hugo Antonissen
5 Offering of the Lips: Bridging Prayer in the Psalms of Solomon and the Dead Sea Scrolls
Arjen Bakker
6 Expressions of Truth in Qumran and Piyy??
Wout van Bekkum
7 Probing the Principles of Principal Editions of the Dead Sea Scrolls
George J. Brooke
8 ?????? ? ???? (John 4:24): Pneumatological Aspects in the Gospel of John Revisited
Veronika Burz-Tropper
9 The Pursuit of Truth in the Sectarian Association of the Dead Sea Scrolls
John J. Collins
10 A Partial Reedition of 4Q112 (4QDan?): New Readings and Rereadings
Amanda M. Davis Bledsoe
11 The Beginning of Musar LaMevin: an Improved Edition
Shlomi Efrati, Asaf Gayer and Jonathan Ben-Dov
12 Ideological Nuances in 4QMMT
Ananda B. Geyser-Fouché
13 All in the Family: the Book of Tobit, the Legend of Ahiqar, and the Cultural Politics of Kinship in the Hellenistic Age
Matthew Goff
14 Teachers and Students in the Qumran Dead Sea Scrolls: a Material Perspective
Bärry Hartog and Marieke Dhont
15 Ultimately Not Important? The Publication of the Post-2002 Dead Sea Scrolls-Like Fragments
?rstein Justnes
16 Texts Uttered in Sectarian Events of Transition: Nuances of Self-Identity
Menahem Kister
17 The Dead Sea Scrolls in Historical Perspective
Reinhard G. Kratz
18 The Same Strokes for Different Folks: the Ornate Rectilinear Formal Scripts and Early-Roman Jewish Material Book Culture
Drew Longacre
19 Spacing Systems in Greek Scrolls from the Judean Desert
Shem Miller
20 Sacrifice in the Thirteenth Song of the Sabbath Sacrifice
Noam Mizrahi
21 Pluriformity and Compositional Practices in Ancient Jewish Texts: Traditionary Processes, Ongoing Openness, and Compositional Hermeneutics
Hindy Najman
22 Rethinking the Transmission and Composition of Early Jewish Texts in Relation to Prayer: the Confession of Daniel as a Case Study
Judith H. Newman
23 The Relationship between the Hodayot and Barkhi Nafshi: a Case Study of 1QH? 13:7?21
Carol A. Newsom
24 ?I Saw Satan Fall Like Lightning from Heaven? (Luke 10:18): Some Observations on the Basis of Jewish Sources
Hector M. Patmore
25 The Return of the Scribe with Artificial Intelligence: Looking Again at the Reversed Writing and Mixed Scripts of 4Q186
Mladen Popović and Maruf A. Dhali
26 Poetry and Textual Transmission in the Rhymed Paraphrases of Sir 35:11?26 (T-S NS 193.99 and T-S AS 137.436)
Frédérique Mich?le Rey and Eric D. Reymond
27 Corrections in Aramaic Dead Sea Scrolls as a Window into Copying Practices
Hanneke van der Schoor
28 ?????? (Daniel 9:23; 10:11, 19): a New Lexical Interpretation and Its Biblical Context
Michael Segal
29 The Varying Size of the Sodom Coalition in Genesis 14
Benjamin D. Suchard
30 Scribal Practices Mentioned in Rabbinic Sources Compared with the Judean Desert Scrolls
Emanuel Tov
31 ?I Am a Vessel of Clay?: Metaphorical Anthropology in the Hodayot
Pierre Van Hecke
32 Avoiding Lady Folly along the Path of Wisdom: Metaphors in the Wiles of the Wicked Woman (4Q184)
Danilo Verde
33 The ?Other Manuscripts? of the Temple Scroll (11Q20, 11Q21, 4Q524, and 5Q21) and Scholarly Constructions of the Text
Molly M. Zahn
