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M. Burrows, “Waw and Yodh in the Isaiah Dead Sea Scroll (DSIa)”, BASOR 124, 1951, 18-20.
F.W. Bush, “Evidence from Milúamah and the Masoretic Text for a Penultimate Accent in
Hebrew Verbal Forms”, RevQum 2, 1959-1960, 501-114.
J. Cook, “Orthographical peculiarities in the Dead Sea Biblical scrolls”, RevQum 14, 1989, 293-
305.
J. Cook: “The orthography of some verbal forms in IQIsaª” - [463], 133-147.
G.R. Driver, The Hebrew Scrolls from the eighbourhood of Jericho and the Dead Sea (Friends
of Dr. Williams’s Library, 4th Lecture, 1950), London 1951 [deals in part with the
orthography and the language of the scrolls].
G.R. Driver, “Hebrew Scrolls”, JThS 2, 1951, 17-30 [notes on orthography and language of the
Isaiah manuscript and the Habakkuk commentary].
M.H. Gottstein, “Studies in the Language of the Dead Sea Scrolls”, JJewS 4, 1953, 104-107 [1.
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M. Martin, Tke Scribal Ckaracter of the Dead Sea scrolls. Vol. I-II (Bibl. du Muséon 44 & 45),
Louvain 1958 [rev.: RQ 1, 1958-59, 517-533; 2, 1959-60, 99-111 (S. Segert); PEQ 1959,
140 (F.F. B[ruce] )].
R. Meyer, “Spuren eines westsemitischen Präsens-Futur in den Texten von Chirbet-
Qumran”, ZAW, Beiheft 77 (Fs. Eissfeldt), pp. 118-128.
H. Michaud, “Orthographe fonctionelle et orthographe de serie”, JA 239, 1951, 299-310 [on the
orthography of the c Ayin Fashkha manuscripts].
P. Muchowski: “Dysorthographic forms ḥăpôn and c āḵôn in eQ15” - QM 7, 1992, 131-133.
P. W. Skehan, “Two Infinitives and their Orthography in IQ Sa”, CBQ 21, 1959, 220.
M. Wallenstein, “The Palaeography of the zayin in the Hymns Scroll with Special Reterence to
the Interpretation of Related Obscure Passages”, VT 9, 1959, 101-107.
P. Wernberg-Møller, “Observations on the Interchange of c and ú in the Manual of Discipline
(DSD)”, VT 3, 1953, 104-107.
P. Wernberg-Møller, “Studies in the Defective Spellings in the Isaiah-Scroll of St Mark’s
Monastery”, JSS 3, 1958, 244-264.
P. Wernberg-Møller, “Waw and Yod in the ‘Rule of the Community’ (I Q S)”, RevQum 2, 1960,
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A. Yardeni, “The script in two fragmentary deeds from the Abi’or cave” (Heb.) ErIs 23, 1992,
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6B.4.3 Grammar
[cf. Particular Scrolls]
6B.4.3.1. Morphology
M.H. Goshen-Gottstein, “Philologische Miszellen zu den Qumrantexten (3-5)”, RQ 2,1, 1959,
43-51 [cf. JJewS 4, 1953, 104-107]. 3. Der Qumran-Typus yeqotlehu und das hebr.
Verbalsystem].
M.H. Gottstein, “Studies in the Language of the Dead Sea Scrolls”, JJewS 4, 1953, 104-107 [2.
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S. Holst, Verbs and War Scroll: Studies in the Hebrew Verbal System and the Qumran War
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B. Jongeling, “Les formes qÃwl dans l’hébreu des manuscrits de Qumran”, RevQum 1, 1958-59,
483-494.
M. Malachi, “The Use of Second Person Singular Suffixes in IQIsa”, Muséon 70, 1957, 127-
144.
R. Meyer, “Spuren eines westsemitischen Präsens-Futur in den Texten von Chirbet-Qumran”, in
M. Morgenstern, “The System of Independet Pronouns at Qumran and the History of Hebrew in
the Second Tempel Period” (Heb.), in Fs. Bar-Asher I, pp. 44-63.
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