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4Q561 — Physiognomy

4Q561 — Physiognomy, from Qumran Cave 4, in Aramaic. An Aramaic physiognomic text.

Square brackets mark reconstruction. Letters inside brackets are the editors’ restoration; a bracketed ellipsis […] stands where a word is lost altogether.
Aramaic · Dead Sea Scrolls
4Q561
Abegg, Bowley and Cook · every word parsed
Fragment f1i
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[…] [צי]צו׳הי מערבין ולא שגיא עינו׳ה[י]
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בין ארין לאכומן אפ׳ה נגיד
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[ו]שפיר ושנו׳הי שוין ודקנ׳ה ש[וה]
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[ו]דק להוה [ו]לא שגיא אברו׳הי
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[מת]מחקי[ן] [להוון] וב[ין] [מה]דמין לעבי[ן] […]׃
Fragment f1ii
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להוה קל[י]ל […]
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[…] [ו]ל […]׃
Fragment f2
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ומ # […]
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די אנין כרין [ו][עבין] [להוין] [ו][כפו׳הי]
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פתין [ו]שקו׳הי [להוו+ין] [בין] […]
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לעבין [ו ? ] כף רגלו[׳הי] [תהוה] [פתי׳ה]
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[ו]נג[ידה] [די] ל׳ה רגל׳ה […]
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[…] [ו][אצבען] [ת]לת יפק[ן] [מן+נה ? ] […]
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[…] מסף ש[נו׳הי] […]
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[…] חדו+י […]׃
Fragment f3
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[…] ן … […]
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[…] [די] [י]תמלי ית[יר] [ו][תרגל] [מצח׳ה] [פתי] […]
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[…] [ו]לא אריך אפ׳ה […] [להוה]
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ושער דקנ׳ה שח[ם] [להוה] [ו][שפתי׳ה]
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להוין בין עבין ל[דקן] [ידו׳הי] [פתין ? ]
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ואנין קטינן [להוין] [אצבעת׳ה] […]
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כעבין טפרו׳ה[י] […]
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לקומת׳ה וה[וא] [להוה] […]
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[…] [ו][רוח] ל׳ה [ב][בית] […]׃
Fragment f4
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[…] מ[ו]מי
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[…] תרגל
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[…] [בין] [מעי]ט לש[גיא]׃
Fragment f5
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ן […]
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כתפ׳ה […]
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להוון על […]
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ולא רב[ין] […]׃
Fragment f6
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[…] ן
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[…] [ו][להוה ? ] [ר]וח ל׳ה
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[…] עקא
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[…] [גבר] שערן מן בית׃
Fragment f7
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[…] [ו]לא […]
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[…] [שער] [רש׳ה+][דקנ׳ה] [בין] […] לשמקמוקי ו # […]
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[…] [עינ׳ה] [ח]ד בררי וסגלגל להו[ה] […]
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[…] [להו]ה ל׳ה שער רש׳ה […]׃
Fragment f8
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שגיאן … […]
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[…] [ו]אתעב[ד ? ] […]׃
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Transcriptions and morphology: Martin G. Abegg, Jr., James E. Bowley and Edward M. Cook, The Dead Sea Scrolls: Biblical and Non-Biblical Texts. Text-Fabric edition by Jarod Jacobs, Martijn Naaijer and Dirk Roorda, ETCBC, used by permission under CC BY-NC 4.0. Dictionary: Brown-Driver-Briggs. Square brackets mark letters reconstructed by the editors rather than preserved on the manuscript.

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