Graphic Concordance to the Dead Sea Scrolls

by James H. Charlesworth, R.E. Whitaker, Martin Hengel (Designed by)

Offered for the first time, here is a complete concordance that cites most of the documents and fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Based on the best editions of previously published sectarian Dead Sea Scrolls, the Graphic Concordance is a Hebrew and Aramaic concordance of 223 texts and approximately 3,500 fragments, containing more than 59,000 individual entries. No single concordance cites all of the documents and fragments now included in this concordance. The Princeton Dead Sea Scrolls Project provides a major landmark in general access to these documents. It is the first serious attempt to provide accurate transcriptions and translations with critical commentary to all the nonbiblical scrolls found at Qumran. These are important reference books for specialized studies in biblical fields.

529 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 1991