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The Dead Sea Scrolls by Millar Burrows
Published in 1960 by Viking Press, this thirteenth edition offers a detailed account of one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the 20th century.

Book Details:
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Binding: Red cloth cover
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Pages: 435, all securely attached to the hinge
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Content Overview: This work, lauded by Edmund Wilson as “without any question the most precious discoveries of their kind since the texts of the Greek & Latin classics brought to light in the Renaissance,” delves into the discovery and significance of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Content Highlights:
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Preface: A Word to the Wise
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Key Sections:
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Discoveries & Discussions
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The Age of the Manuscripts
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The Evidence of Archaeology & Paleography
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Historical Allusions in the Habakkuk Commentary
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The Community of Qumran: Origin, History & Organization
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The Importance of the Dead Sea Scrolls for Textual Criticism, Historical Grammar, and the Study of Judaism & Christianity
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Translations: Includes key texts such as The Damascus Document, The Habakkuk Commentary, and selections from The War of the Sons of Light with the Sons of Darkness.
This edition provides a comprehensive exploration of the Scrolls’ impact on our understanding of ancient texts, religious history, and linguistic development.
Bibliography included for further reading.
This edition provides a comprehensive exploration of the Scrolls’ impact on our understanding of ancient texts, religious history, and linguistic development.

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