I intended fragments of 2 'new' copies of 1 Enoch. Both briefly presented in Naples by Esti Eshel. Torleif Elgvin
2010/9/9 Suter, David <dsu...@stmartin.edu> > 2 Enoch is an interesting one. I don’t think that it came to the attention > of the Enoch Seminar a year ago in Naples when they discussed 2 Enoch. What > is there of that nature? > > > > David Suter > > Saint Martin's University > > > > *From:* g-megillot-ad...@mcmaster.ca [mailto:g-megillot-ad...@mcmaster.ca] > *On Behalf Of *Torleif Elgvin > > *Sent:* Thursday, September 09, 2010 9:37 AM > *To:* Søren Holst > *Cc:* g-megillot@mcmaster.ca > *Subject:* Re: [Megillot] 4QNeh > > > > T&T Clark has quite extensive, but not fully updated information on its > webside on this book. I am still quarrelling with my co-editor Esther Eshel > on some of the identifications - if specific fragments belong to previous > published scrolls or not. So ask me within a few months, I might have a more > final list then. Here is some food for thought, on unpublished material: > 2 Genesis, > Exodus > Seiyal Numeri > 2 Deuteronomy > 1QSamuel > Another Samuel > Kings > Nehemiah > Ruth > Proverbs > Jeremiah > Joel > 2 Enoch > > Torleif > > 2010/9/8 Søren Holst <s...@teol.ku.dk> > > Is a lost of all of the Schøyen fragments available anywhere, Torleif? We > all look forward to your edition of them, but just to give us something to > think of meanwhile ... :-) > > > > kol tuv > > Søren > > > > > > -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- > *Fra:* g-megillot-ad...@mcmaster.ca [mailto:g-megillot-ad...@mcmaster.ca] > *På vegne af *Torleif Elgvin > *Sendt:* 7. september 2010 08:19 > *Til:* Ken Penner > *Cc:* g-megillot@mcmaster.ca > *Emne:* Re: [Megillot] 4QNeh > > Published on the web in 2009 by Charlesworth ( > www.ijco.org/?categoryId=28681). He probably had permission from Lee > Biondi, who may have had access to the fragment at an earlier stage, without > being the owner. The fragment now belongs to the Schøyen Collection, and > will be published in a volume at T&T Clark with all the Schøyen fragments > (more than 20, and more than a dozen not published before) in 2011. > Torleif Elgvin > > 2010/9/6 Ken Penner <kpen...@stfx.ca> > > Could someone tell me where the Nehemiah fragment mentioned by VanderKam in > DSST2, 49 ("not a single fragment from a copy of Nehemiah was identified > until 2008") was published? > > Thanks, > Ken > > _______________________________________________ > g-Megillot mailing list > g-megil...@mailman.mcmaster.ca > http://mailman.McMaster.CA/mailman/listinfo/g-megillot > > > > >
