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From: nichael@sover.net (Nichael Lynn Cramer)
Subject: Re: Identification of a BHS siglum
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If I may be forgiven another (slightly) related question:  In the BHS (and
most other sources) what is the character that is used as the standard
siglum for the Samaritan Pentateuch?

(I know what the character looks like --sort of like a loopy, upside-down
"M".  What I'm trying to determine is what the symbol is.  A variant/script
Shin?)

Thanks

Nichael                          "... and they opened their thesaurus
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http://www.sover.net/~nichael        and frankincense and myrrh."

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