Articles in this volume of Textus include: William Adler – Computer assisted Morphological Analysis of the Septuagint Julio Trebolle – Freom the "Old Latin" through the "Old Greek" to the "Old Hebrew" (2 Kings 10:23-25) Frank H Polak – Jer. 23:29 – An expanded Colon in the LXX? John R Abercrombie – Computer Assisted Alignment of the Greek and Hebrew Biblical Texts – Programming Background

The magical subject of the Dead Sea Scrolls is studied here by scholars from different disciplines, who present different perspectives. As a whole, the opinions expressed here are characteristic of the approach that might perhaps be called the Jerusalem School in Scrolls research.

Essays in this volume include: S Talmon – Some Unrecorded fragments of the Hebrew Pentateuch in the Samaritan Version (with 5 plates) I Yeivin – A Palestinian fragment of Haftaroth and other MSS with mixed pointing (with two plates) M H Goshen-Gottstein – Theory and Practice of Textual Criticism: The Text-critical Use of the Septuagint

Contents of this volumes include: -Yigal Yadin: Ancient Judaean Weights and the Date of the Samaria Ostraca -M H Goshen-Gottstein: Prolegomena to a Critical Edition of the Peshitta -M H Segal: The composition of the Pentateuch - A Fresh Examination -E Z Melamed: Break-up of stereotype phrases as an Artistic Device in Biblical Poetry -N H Tur-Sinai: A Contribution to the understanding of Isaiah i-xii And more.....