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To the bibliography supplied by Paul.Schubert, David Parker, and Andrew 
Gross on the papy list, and by James Adair on the tc-list, let me add two 
more items.

Emile Puech reviewed Thiede's article in the October 1995 issue of Revue 
Biblique(Vol 102-4 pp. 570-584). The summary in English is as follows:

       In opposition to what some authors think, the identification of 7Q5   
    with Mc 6,52 s and of 7Q4 with 1 Tim  3, 16-4.3 are absolutely 
    impossible. The fragments of Magdalen Greek 17 = P 64 which can not be 
    attributed to the first c., do not confirm the habits of scribes 
    supposed to give a base to this wrong identification. On the contrary,
    P64 is surely the oldest witness of a reading of the most numerous 
    manuscripts in Mt 26, 22 in Egypt itself, much better than that of the
    Alexandrine text.

Jim Adair, on the TC-LIST, was kind enough to mention my detailed review 
of the article which appeared on IOUDAIOS-L. Due to the requests I 
received for copies, I've placed it on my home page on the world wide 
web. The URL  for retrieving it is 

http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/~petersig/thiede.txt.final.reply

I have a later recension, which quotes the media coverage of Thiede's 
mid-December announcement, which I will upload to the same file name in 
the next two days. It will be identifiable as such because I will prefix 
it with the critical bibliography that has begun to appear.

Sigrid Peterson  UPenn, Bar-Ilan University, Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
		 and The British School for Archaeology in Jerusalem
		 petersig@ccat.sas.upenn.edu

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