The Books of Enoch, Aramaic Fragments of Qumran Cave 4

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LIST OF FIGURES 1. Table of identified fragments of 4QEnoch 6 2. The Babylonian map of the world 17 3. The map of the world of Enoch 77 18 4. The environs of Jerusalem according to Enoch 26 37 5. The map of the world of Enoch 1-36 40 6. Table of the sexennial priestly cycle 63 7. Table of the cycle of the seven jubilees 65
Page 2 and 3: THE BOOKS OF ENOCH ARAMAIC FRAGMENT
Page 4 and 5: PREFACE THE year 1971 was the 150th
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Page 9: X CONTENTS THE ASTRONOMICAL BOOK OF
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Page 16: INTRODUCTION
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Page 23 and 24: 8 INTRODUCTION a much more develope
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Page 37 and 38: 22 INTRODUCTION Uriel who showed En
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Page 47 and 48: 32 INTRODUCTION En. (C et 4Q) Gen.
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Page 51 and 52: 36 INTRODUCTION He shows, in En. 26
Page 53 and 54: 38 INTRODUCTION in the Astronomical
Page 55 and 56: 40 INTRODUCTION down (the star Hele
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46 INTRODUCTION els Tovs dXiOTTCKas
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48 INTRODUCTION part of the beginni
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50 INTRODUCTION As a traditional Je
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52 INTRODUCTION text with Kal OVK e
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54 INTRODUCTION I restore at the en
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56 INTRODUCTION whom Methuselah vis
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S8 INTRODUCTION Lebanon. In any cas
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6o INTRODUCTION None the less, I do
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63 INTRODUCTION The calendars of 4Q
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64 INTRODUCTION (year), the sign [o
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66 INTRODUCTION must have had, sinc
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68 INTRODUCTION much difficulty the
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CHAPTER II EARLY VERSIONS OF THE BO
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72 INTRODUCTION of the Ethiopic Eno
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74 INTRODUCTION Xeyet. In my opinio
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76 INTRODUCTION from two to four li
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78 INTRODUCTION Book of Parables, w
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8o INTRODUCTION What interests us h
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82 INTRODUCTION Versoy col. i: . .
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84 INTRODUCTION b. Bodley 5. Enoch
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86 INTRODUCTION a free rendering of
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88 INTRODUCTION Something of textua
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90 INTRODUCTION Nor is it correct t
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92 INTRODUCTION from the writings o
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94 INTRODUCTION En. 51 is the passa
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96 INTRODUCTION known for her Jewis
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98 INTRODUCTION of Easter. I The wo
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loo INTRODUCTION to the Twelve, and
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loz INTRODUCTION fol. 9 recto col.
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I04 INTRODUCTION jr. Ill recto ...
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io6 INTRODUCTION ihre Thaten sind a
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io8 INTRODUCTION from Greek into th
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no INTRODUCTION Astronomical Book (
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112 INTRODUCTION his nephew Theodor
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114 INTRODUCTION of the Temple, for
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ii6 INTRODUCTION Christian pilgrims
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ii8 INTRODUCTION A curious referenc
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I20 INTRODUCTION women point out to
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122 INTRODUCTION In a fragmentary C
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124 INTRODUCTION Dei viderentur ess
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126 INTRODUCTION the Spirits of the
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128 INTRODUCTION Metatron the Great
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I30 INTRODUCTION *Ye are bound and
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132 INTRODUCTION who traces the bou
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134 INTRODUCTION especially for adm
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TEXTS, TRANSLATIONS AND NOTES
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I40 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH There are ab
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142 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH En* i i p it
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144 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH EnM i this p
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146 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH En» I ii xa
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148 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH En* i ii Ara
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238 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH En«4i blood
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244 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH En' i drink
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246 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH similar. The
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248 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH A small Copt
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252 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH and listener
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254 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH It is precis
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256 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH author as co
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258 THE BOOKS OF ENOCH historians,
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274 THE ASTRONOMICAL BOOK moderatel
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276 THE ASTRONOMICAL BOOK One recog
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278 THE ASTRONOMICAL BOOK Enastr»>
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296 THE ASTRONOMICAL BOOK Enastr"*
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THE BOOK OF GIANTS THE edition of a
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300 THE BOOK OF GIANTS continents,
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302 THE BOOK OF GIANTS iQ23 I. Here
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304 THE BOOK OF GIANTS is thus a go
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3o6 THE BOOK OF GIANTS Mahawai goes
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3IO THE BOOK OF GIANTS This Jewish
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314 THE BOOK OF GIANTS EnGiants* 8
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3i8 THE BOOK OF GIANTS verified on
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320 THE BOOK OF GIANTS of Giants. I
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326 THE BOOK OF GIANTS )yvy^ VT\^ v
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328 THE BOOK OF GIANTS over all kin
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330 THE BOOK OF GIANTS The origin o
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332 THE BOOK OF GIANTS nnaK" naiK K
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APPENDIX DIPLOMATIC TRANSCRIPTION O
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342 APPENDIX ]i nna n p ]m K"?! Xir
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344 APPENDIX I i (PI. VI) BOOKS OF
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346 APPENDIX [ 17-28 I iv—En. 10:
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348 APPENDIX I V—^En. lo: 13-19 a
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350 APPENDIX [ ] n'7D21 ^[yii LIB"?
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362 APPENDIX ]nas7'' st3[i&pi ]inr3
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364 ADDENDUM ypd
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366 PASSAGES OF ENOCH PRESERVED IN
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368 ARAMAIC-GREEK-ETHIOPIC GLOSSARY
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38o ARAMAIC-GREEK-ETHIOPIC GLOSSARY
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398 GREEK-ARAMAIC GLOSSARY ApaOaKKL
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400 GREEK-ARAMAIC GLOSSARY Xoyos: n
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402 GREEK-ARAMAIC GLOSSARY •'ran
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404 girum: VHT guayaya: D^D haguil:
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ETHIOPIC-ARAMAIC GLOSSARY Rdmtel: V
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INDEX OF QUOTATIONS, TEXTS, AND MAN
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428 GENERAL INDEX angelology (cont.
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430 GENERAL INDEX cosmology and cos
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432 GENERAL INDEX Fotheringham, J.
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434 GENERAL INDEX Job, 330; high pr
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436 GENERAL INDEX Ophanim, angels,
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438 GENERAL INDEX Starcky, J., vi,
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