The Language and Linguistic Background of the Isaiah Scroll: I QIsaTM |
Contents
The Forces at Work | 17 |
Aramaic Influence | 23 |
The Influence of Late Biblical Hebrew Basic Biblical | 29 |
Pronouns and pronominal Suffixes | 45 |
Phonetic and phonological Traits | 52 |
The Dialect of the Scribe Summary | 61 |
Linguistic Criteria for dating the Scroll | 72 |
Place of Origin | 89 |
A Substitutions of Form | 324 |
Conjugation Substitutions | 358 |
Nouns | 365 |
Scr with | 409 |
Construct State v Apposition | 429 |
CHAPTER F PHONETIC AND PHONOLOGICAL TRAITS | 452 |
N The Arabic Dialects of Syria and Palestine | 489 |
Shwa mobile before Beth and Resh pronounced as a short | 497 |
CHAPTER A PROPER NOUNS | 96 |
452 | 104 |
Comments | 122 |
7 | 162 |
as final matres lectionis for | 169 |
as final matres lectionis for | 178 |
18 | 184 |
The negative Particle | 215 |
Weakening of Laryngeals and Pharyngeals | 505 |
Glide | 515 |
B Madnihae and Maarbhae and the Scroll | 521 |
Erasures Corrections and dotted Words in the Scroll | 531 |
F Words in MT lacking in the Scroll | 547 |
G Additions by another Hand | 555 |
K The Scroll and the Samaritan Bible the Samaritan Tradi | 566 |
Common terms and phrases
Accadian according aleph appears Arabic Aram Aramaic ayin Bergst Bible Biblical Chron connotation copyist dialect dissimilation Elephantine papyri emendation et sim examples hapax legomenon Hebr Hence Hiph'il hypothesis ibid imperative indicate influence inscriptions instances Jerusalem Josephus Ketib language lvii lxiii lxvi Masoretic Text mater lectionis Mishna Mishnaic Hebrew MT defect MT MT MT MT plene MT Scr noun original parallel perhaps Pesh pronounced Qere Rabbinic renders root Samar Schulthess Scr.'s reading scribe Scroll Second Temple seems Sept Sperber substitution Syriac Tarbiz Targ Targum Tetragrammaton Theod Tiberian translates transliterations verb verse Versions Vide e.g. vide infra vide supra viii vocalization vowel word xlii xliii xliv xlix xvii xxii xxix xxviii xxxiv xxxvii Yalon Ziegler לוא