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From: Mark and Beth LaRocca-Pitts 
Subject:      Septuagint apparatus
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First I want to thank those who answered my question on pronouns at
Qumran. I have since acquired Qimron & Kutscher and many other questions
have been answered.

I know have two other questions: 1) For the LXX of Isaiah I am using the
one edited by Joseph Ziegler (Gottingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 1967).
In his alphabet like apparatus for the LXX (not the Hexapla-apparat) he
uses a symbol, that for the life of, I cannot find anywhere in his
introduction. The symbol is a small circle with a dot in its center. (It
sometimes appears without the dot also.) It first appears with Isa 1:4
and on almost every page after. What does this symbol mean?

2) Could someone please recommend a good reference &/or grammer for the
Peshitta version of the Syriac OT, esp. using the Estangela script (Is
that redundant?). I am using the version published by Brill (1987).


Thank you in advance,
Mark.
laroccap@uga.cc.uga.edu

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