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> The MT seems to reflect a Vorlage which is shorter than LXX.  of Josh 20:3
> (referring to the end of the verse, BHS note c).
> Is this an example of the LXX tendency to harmonize (cf Nu 35:12); or does
> the LXX reflect a genuinely "different" Vorlage?
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> Thanks,
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> Jim West

I suggest you read the article by A. Rofe "Joshua 20: Historico-Literary 
Criticism Illustrated" in JH Tigay (ed.), Empirical Methods of Biblical 
Criticism, Philadelphia 1985, pp. 131-147. 

Johann Cook
Acting head of the Dept of Ancient Near Eastern Studies
University of Stellenbosch
SOUTH AFRICA 
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