Description, transcription into Hebrew square writing (download font to see), and dating suggestions follow. Every single inscription is listed according to the main critical editions.
#Textual transcription in bibleworks 10 archive
The archive can be searched both by artefact and bibliographical entries. On-line archive of inscriptions written in North-West Semitic languages. Images, discussion and debate about the presumed seal of Jezebel, daughter of Ethbaal, king of Tyre, and wife of Ahab, king of Israel (about 872-851 BC). Online archive of high-resolution images of inscriptions and artefacts from the Near East, freely accessible by signing up, published by the University of Southern California. It provides a number of links to reproductions, transcriptions, English translations and articles about the so-called "Apocalypse of Gabriel", 87 lines of Hebrew text written on rock and - based on the first analyses waiting for confirmation - datable to 1st century BC. Turner Professor of Biblical Studies at Rice University in Houston, Texas. Images are provided with an introduction, a short comment and an English translation, and they can be studied down to the detail of a single letter, and re-examined.īlog by April DeConick, the Isla Carroll and Percy E.
#Textual transcription in bibleworks 10 free
Users are asked to sign a free agreement for access to the "Scholarly Site" section, which offers high-resolution images of epigraphic documents and more in Western Semitic languages, including Hebrew the links to further online resources is also useful. Published by the University of Southern California. This site offers online access to the "classics" of modern and contemporary Hebrew literature. There are accurate photos of each text, transcriptions and interlined English translations, courses, lessons, online commentaries and panoramas of the history of research of these materials.Įnglish translations of poetic texts in Hebrew from the 4th to the 18th centuries AD. In the endless pages of material available on the web, this site offers a first and indispensable orientation, offering annotated links to resources of every type for the study of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Text (excellent image), transcription and English translation of the Siloam Inscription. The homepage offers a link to a small photo gallery. The texts are not always accompanied by images and transcriptions in square Hebrew, but often there is a link to follow where photos of the findings and if available of their original and current locations can be found. In Italian.Įnglish translation, notes and bibliography about: 1) Order of King Josiah (?) of silver for the temple of JHWH (2nd half 7th century BC) Ģ) Ostrakon with a widow's petition (9th-7th century BC) ģ) Siloam channel inscription (about 701 BC) Ĥ) Ostrakon of Yabneh Yam (about 639-609 BC of disputed authenticity) Ħ) 1QpHab: interpretation of Habakkuk from Qumran (about 100 BC) ħ) pMur 42: letter attesting ownership of a cow (135 AD) Israelite dataĮxcellent, easily-read and downloadable article with reproductions, Italian translation (at times) brief introduction and comment on epigraphic occurrences - doubtful, disputed and certain - of ancient Hebrew (13th - 5th century BC) with reference to the relationship that emerges between orality and writing. New ways to think about orality and writing. Project developed by the Bar-Ilan University of Ramat Gan, Israel, it offers the largest online collection in the world of Hebrew texts that contributed to the formation of the Jewish religious tradition from the Tanakh onwards. Wide-ranging and well-researched presentation of the history of the Hebrew alphabet and of its written mutations, illustrated with images and synoptic tables the text can be printed for private use.Īrticles, discussions and debates about old and new Near Eastern archeological discoveries that throw light on the historical, social and cultural context of Hebrew and Christian writings.
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