Red ink on a new IAA photograph confirms that 11Q22 used red ink to write the tetragrammaton.status: publishe

Perrot, Antony

Stoekl Ben Ezra, Daniel

Tigchelaar, Eibert

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More red Ink on the Qumran manuscript 11Q22

This article presents a new case of a Qumran fragment,11Q22 fragment 6, employing red ink, a very rare feature so far. While the word is fragmentary, the red ink was plausibly for a nomen sacrum. This find confirms indirectly the hypothesis of the editio princeps that fragment 1 of the same scroll, which is lost, also used red ink for a nomen sacrum. The rest of the paper contextualizes this finding

More red Ink on the Qumran manuscript 11Q22

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