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FRAGMENTS of some twenty calendrical works were recovered from the Qumran caves: 4Q320-330; 4Q337; 4Q394 1-2; the tail end of an ephemeris preserved in a fragment of a copy of Miqsat Maase ha-Torah (4Q394 3-7 i); 6Q17; and a computation of jubilees over a long period of time, harnessed to otot of the priestly watches (4Q319).
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dry rulings, other calendrical documents, otot section, mishmarot texts, intercolumnar margin, concluding sign, calendrical schedule, spelled plene, calendrical scroll, fourth jubilee, institutionalized prayer, annual quarter, calendrical texts, priestly courses, solar month, fifth jubilee, third jubilee, biblical festivals, lunar phenomenon, interlinear spaces, priestly watches, plene spelling, final mem, final nun, defective spelling
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Temple Scroll, Day of Atonement, Preliminary Edition, Waving of the Omer, Day of Remembrance, Development of the Jewish, New York, Festival of Booths, Festival of Weeks, Second Temple, Biblical Archaeology Society, Academic Press, Garden City, Magnes Press, Mazzoth Festival, Qumran Cave, Cave Four, Feast of Weeks, Annales Fuere, Festival of Oil, Festival of Wood Offering, Festival of Wine, Hebrew Bible, Beer Sheva, Critical Edition
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