Notes on the Text and Transmission of the Apocryphal Psalms 151, 154 (= Syr. II) and 155 (= Syr. III)

Updated by: 
Charles Stover
Research notes: 
CS/not checked/01/01/2020
Reference type: 
Journal Article
Author(s): 
John Strugnell, John
year: 
1966
Full title: 

Notes on the Text and Transmission of the Apocryphal Psalms 151, 154 (= Syr. II) and 155 (= Syr. III)

Journal / Book Title || Series Title: 
Harvard Theological Review
Volume: 
59
Issue / Series Volume: 
3
Abbreviated Series Name: 
HTR
Pages: 
257-281
Work type: 
Essay/Monograph
Abstract: 

The Hebrew originals of the above-mentioned Psalms have been recently published by J. A. Sanders from a scroll containing approximately the last quarter of the Psalter which was found in the Eleventh Cave at Qumran. In his preliminary notice on the unrolling of this scroll Sanders had already written: There are seven non-canonical compositions, aside from Ps 151, interspersed among the psalms. One of these is a prose account of the psalms and songs composed by David and the purposes for which he wrote them. The total number of musical compositions attributed to David is 4050.

URL: 
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/harvard-theological-review/article/notes-on-the-text-and-transmission-of-the-apocryphal-psalms-151-154-syr-ii-and-155-syr-iii/83D0C4BED9D9BE919F665D4B3C6D87AB
Record number: 
106 299