if they revised their
proposal.)
3. I have started to revise my article Jannaeus, His Brother Absalom, and Judah
the Essene at
http://www.duke.edu/~goranson
So far I've mostly corrected typos and the like, but I'll mention that I added
reference to a book that should have noted before, Albert Pietersma
An obituary:
http://news.independent.co.uk/people/obituaries/article341010.ece
Previously (noted on ane and paleojudaica), with Joseph spelling:
http://www.lemonde.fr/web/article/0,[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED],0.html
RIP
Stephen Goranson
http://www.duke.edu/~goranson
I (SG) forward Prof. Tabor's reply, at his request:
Dear Stephen and all (please post if appropriate on the lists),
Thanks so much for your correction here, mea culpa! As always you
prove yourself a sharp eyed and perceptive reader. It is so hard to
successfully proofread and fact check a book
note. One problem is that we do not know what
term the authors of the halachic texts used for this genre of legal writing, or
if they even had a special term for it. Goranson has been advocating the use
of a more neutral generic name, which I am open to, but I have yet to hear
what this name would
); and the Humbert/Gunneweg volume is in print.
best,
Stephen Goranson
http://www.duke.edu/~goranson
Jannaeus, His Brother Absalom, and Judah the Essene
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Bibliographic Notes:
http://orion.mscc.huji.ac.il/symposiums/programs/Goranson98.shtml
Judah the Essene lived long before Russell's c. 4 BCE date. Pliny and Philo
and Josephus all had earlier sources.
Jannaeus, His Brother Absalom, and Judah the Essene
http://www.duke.edu/~goranson/jannaeus.pdf
7. Qumran
, but did not read a paper there.
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helpful.
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for that association has increased.
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of
those adult
burials. The Cemetery and Communal rooms remain archaeological evidence,
despite those who deny their relevance.
good morning
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I forward this to the group, as his text addresses us, plural, not just me, and
since I responded to it, assuming that it went to the list.
Stephen
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Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2006 08:54:08 +0100
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proposed as
TR before because of pseudo-objections. But, if he had not been proposed, to
what would scholars have been objecting, or pseudo-objecting?
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Another relevant citation:
If
anyone is _not_ the Teacher of Righteousness, it is Hyrkanus.
Best regards,
Russell Gmirkin
http://www.mail-archive.com/orion@panda.mscc.huji.ac.il/msg00822.html
Stephen Goranson
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The 17 Nov. Orion Center Current Bibliography lists a new publication, twlygm,
vol. 1 (2003).
Perhaps someone on the list could tell us more about it, such as its scope,
publisher, editors, ISSN. Thanks.
http://orion.mscc.huji.ac.il/bib/current.shtml
Stephen Goranson
. (2001) has no relevance to the extant
dates of the Dead Sea Scrolls.
best,
Stephen Goranson
Durham NC
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The message below is forwarded from ane-list. For description of the second
book, Stephen Pfann's English presentation of R. de Vaux's dig notes, click on
the URL below.
Stephen Goranson
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 19:38:31 -0600
From: Jack Sasson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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1903, 467
on something torn off that can refer to (Taylor p. 162) even a sect?
thanks,
best wishes,
Stephen Goranson
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Hello Soren,
According to Julie Ann Duncan in DJD XIV on 4QDeut(j) page 84, note to
5:33, (BHS note 33a-a errs).
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Dear list readers,
If I may respond on the subject in the heading; I suggest that response to
Goranson is an unfortunate ad hominem change of the subject line. Of course I
address the list including Greg Doudna and Dierk van den Berg, though I
confess I do not understand the latter's text
. Jull.
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, archaeology, C14, says that's outside the bounds of the
article. Not so, since that deposit time does not work.
Ian slights the fact that a 73/4 end date does not date the mss--how much
older are they? Paleography suggests 1st BC dates, hence a difference of
tradition, not chronology.
Stephen Goranson
history reconstructions. Examples of unacceptable Essene histories
include, in my view, some writings of B. Thiering, R. Eisenman, the author of
_Wichtige historische Enthullungen uber die wirkliche Todesart Jesu_, and many
others.
Stephen Goranson
P.S. Below is a link to the original review
that the Qumran Wicked Priest is Alexander
Jannaeus, and that his contemporary, Judah the Essene, is the Qumran Teacher
of Righteousness.
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rubric. R. Gmirkin did not
explicitly specify where his proposed title ends. But wherever he proposes it
to end, that would affect his claim about proposed relevance of Hebrew poetry
parallelism.
best,
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Sadducees (and
religion?) in.
This book is a mess, which is a shame, as the author is an experienced
archaeologist, who could offer better, and, on other occasions, has.
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Dierk, the word in the text I cited, the new book by Y.H., page 161, note 222,
is indeed refuted.
S. Goranson
Quoting Dierk van den Berg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Even more worse, for Zangenberg was indeed meant.
Hirschfeld_ QUMRAN IN THE SECOND TEMPLE PERIOD, Reassessing the
Archaeological
could discuss, if there is list interest.
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I forward the following from ane-list, in case it is of interest here. That
lsit maintains an open archive at
http://listhost.uchicago.edu/pipermail/ane
I thank the list owners of g-megillot and ane for maintaining open archives.
best,
Stephen Goranson
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extensively, using
many now-lost, hence quite valuable, sources.
best,
Stephen Goranson
Quoting Dierk van den Berg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Epiphanius' half-witted Panarion is not even a tertiary source for a serious
approach to the historicity of the DSS. Personally I have not enough
sitzfleisch
dissertation.
Of course he needs to be read critically, but he is an important source on so-
called heresies and minut, certainly relevant to history of Essenes at Qumran
and elsewhere.
best,
Stephen Goranson
Quoting Dierk van den Berg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Epiphanius - important for what
? Pressing
copper on the somewhat brittle original is something I had not heard of and,
given the condition of the original, would seem a bad idea.
best,
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This proposal has been repeatedly answered. If, Jack, you wish to present a
formal argument for this Aramaic proposal (apart from your other Aramaic
proposal), perhaps a response would be merited.
S. Goranson
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(2004) 761-63.
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Dead Sea Scrolls coming to Charlotte North Carolina starting 17 Feb., 2006:
http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/entertainment/events/10967779.htm?1c
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unlikely), and I found his copper scroll book (1st ed. of 2?) quite
unpersuasive, but mention
this as bibliography:
http://www.innertraditions.com/isbn/1-59143-044-5
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the Essene teacher. For
example, on page 101 there is some concern that in pNah Demetrius may not be a
contemporary, on nearly all modern recokonings. But in my reckoning, joined
by many other modern reckonings, they are contemporary.
best,
Stephen Goranson
be a close connection between
the 'Ossaioi' and the earlier Essenes [note 12 to Lightfoot, Hilgenfeld,
Thomas]. (p. 45, The Qumran Covenanters and the Later Jewish Sects, J. of
Religion 41 (1959) 38-50, N. Golb)?
best,
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Essene?
Some things are more readily falsified or more completely falsified than
others. Falsification may not be our only tool. Another observation or
invitation was to consider the most probable (tentative) reconstruction of
history, the confluence of evidence.
best,
Stephen Goranson
needs
at www.ingenta.com.
copyright 2005 ingenta
[Fwd by S. Goranson]
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Andy, I thought some list readers would be interested in the new bibliography.
Those with institutional subscriptions can read these online. Should I not
send this type information? If the moderator states that I ought not send
such, OK.
best,
Stephen Goranson
Quoting Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED
wicked priest
would be an individual known to history. One way to determine which well-known
candidate fits is to pay more attention to chronology and to sectarian
developments.
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mss
also offer some new information on history, including information not
available already in, say, Josephus, and the other currently available
sources--some things not previously known--and that Qumran texts also help
illuminate some of those sources.
best,
Stephen Goranson
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best,
Stephen Goranson
Quoting Søren Holst [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The article doesn't specify what the new fragments are, but the mention of
Hanan Eshel makes me think of the one recent reference to new Qumran
fragments that I've seen
It has sometimes been stated that the teacher of righteousness had either
served as the high priest or had expected to be named the high priest. Is
there good reason to state that?
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care to tell us something about your book?
thanks,
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, Lorein, Harrington/Strugnell, (and me).
I suggest it is time to focus on the chronology of wicked priest Alexander
Jannaeus and teacher of righteousness Judah the Essene.
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Maxine,
At the moment I guess we read MMT somewhat differently. But I intend more
research. And your good works helpfully remind us to consider many
possibilities.
Thank you.
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, or denying Essenes, but clarifying what is true and false about
Essenes--plenty of both was eventually written. Not all history is knowable,
but we can know some, and any history method warning us off history raises the
question what such method has to fear.
best,
Stephen Goranson
Quoting philip
relations are a bit
complex to sort out: even Josephus's own family lineage that he gave in his
Vita is still partly a puzzle. But the new data, and cooperation of historians
has, IMO, considerable promise.
best,
Stephen Goranson
P.S. The question whether Aristoboulus I or II should be assigned
the fact that the Qumran/Essene
legal texts did not become that mainstream, i.e., it can obscure the history
of sectarianism.
For your consideration, please.
best,
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. But I'm repeating
myself, so I guess, for now, we could agree to disagree.
Perhaps, on the other hand, we could agree that Alexander Jannaeus was
the wicked priest, who reportedly told his wife to hand over his corpse to
Pharisees to do with as they decided??
all the best,
Stephen Goranson
this is a
note of caution about comparing the Jerusalem comb to Qumran. On the other
hand, the sifting of the Temple Mount rubble surely has yielded very
interesting finds and is a worthwhile project.
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bring those teachings. Among the very small minority
of Jews who did become Christians, conversations about observance of torah,
evidently continued, mutatis mutandis, between former Pharisees and former
Essenes.
best,
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and bibliography.
It is becoming clearer that Yannai was the wicked priest, and that his
surviving brother, Absalom, was silent and did not help the teacher of
righteousness, Judah the Essene.
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We can now see that the mention of Jannes was an attack on (wicked priest)
Jannaeus.
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Abstracts from the 22-23 May 2005 Qumran Meeting in Jerusalem, Material and
Bio-culture in connection with Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls, Cost Action G8
Working Group 7 are posted at:
http://micro5.mscc.huji.ac.il/~msjan/abstracts.html
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or will be published (apparently a catalog
for the exhibit is planned).
Anyone know more?
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: Rothstein, David
Reconstructing and Reading 4Q416 2 ii 21: Comments on Menahem Kister's
Proposal
pp. 205-211(7)
Author: Wold, Benjamin G.
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
pp. 212-232(21)
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Quoting philip davies [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can I suggest that if we are going to devote any attention to such
nonsense the list will quickly become overcrowded. This kind of stuff
ought just to be ignored.
In a letter to the Times Literary Supplement 15
on Sadducee- and Pharisee-influenced
Hasmoneans, including Alexander Jannaeus, the Qumran-view Wicked Priest.
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, reportedly, Jannaeus slew no fewer
that fifty thousaand Jews. So, for these and other reasons, I find your
proposal not persuasive.
best
Stephen Goranson
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Stephen,
Since the Essenes are earlier said to have inhabited the cities of Judea, the
prevailing
provide much helpful information. I
wrote that Doudna changed his dating proposal after the Qumran Chronicle
article. I ended the section by noting that Doudna's pursuit of additional data
was constructive.
best,
Stephen Goranson
Quoting Greg Doudna [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
To Stephen Goranson: I
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