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English: A list of 18 traditional "tiqqunei sofrim" scribal euphemisms, including the Masoretic Text, a translation (made by the creator), the suggested "original texts," and lists of rabbinic and Masoretic sources that confirm or deny each case. Information based on the public domain article W. Emery Barnes, Ancient Corrections In the Text of the Old Testament (Tikkun Soopherim), JTS, 1 (1900), pp 387–414. Source: https://archive.org/stream/journaltheologi02unkngoog#page/n404/mode/2up |
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