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Aknowledgements B. Richler, Director of the Hebrew University’s Institute of Microfilmed Hebrew Manuscripts, his assistant, Y. Okun, and I. Weiser of the Israel National Library’s photography and reproduction services for their help and cooperation in providing copies of manuscripts for collation in the present volume. Special thanks go to O. Lipschitz and S. Friedman of Simor Ltd. for providing a printout of bibliographical references from their extensive database. The present volume was produced on the basis of data-base and formatting programs developed by G. Marquis, including the cross-platform porting of the material, with the final typesetting being handled with consummate skill and care by R. Posner of Posner & Sons Ltd. Special thanks are due to the Magnes Press, its Director, D. Benovicci and his staff, for their continuous support and assistance in all stages of the volume’s production. The Hebrew University edition of Ezekiel follows the layout of the preceding volumes of Isaiah edited M. H. Goshen-Gottstein (Jerusalem: Magnes, 1995), and Jeremiah, edited by C. Rabin, S. Talmon and E. Tov (Jerusalem: Magnes, 1997). Preparatory work on the edition of the book of Ezekiel was done by the late M. H. Goshen-Gottstein and his team up to chapter 31. Their findings were thoroughly revised and completed by S. Talmon and G. Marquis, together with D. Weissert and S. Assif and the present team. While essentially in line with the Introduction of the previous volumes, the Introduction to the book of Ezekiel has been extensively updated. As a result of ongoing discussions of the methodology of the edition, advances in research and changes in perception, definitions of phenomena were revised where necessary, and some textual issues pertaining to aspects of the evidence recorded in the apparatuses have been added. April 2004 THE EDITORS viii
TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgements vii Introduction I. The History of the Text of Ezekiel as Reflected in the Apparatuses xi II. The Basic Text and the Masora xv III. Apparatus I: The Versions xvii IV. Apparatus II: The Judean Desert Scrolls and Biblical Quotations in Rabbinic Literature xxviii V. Apparatus III: Medieval Bible Manuscripts xxxvi VI. Apparatus IV: Orthography, Vowels, and Accents xl Bibliographical Abbreviations xliv Abbreviations xlviii Appendix Open and Closed Sections xlix The Book of Ezekiel `
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