An edition of The scrolls from the Dead Sea (1955)

The scrolls from the Dead Sea

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The scrolls from the Dead Sea
Edmund Wilson, Edmund Wilson
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An edition of The scrolls from the Dead Sea (1955)

The scrolls from the Dead Sea

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Publish Date
Publisher
Meridian Books
Language
English
Pages
121

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Cover of: Scrolls from the Dead sea.
Cover of: The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
1960, Oxford University Press
in English
Cover of: The scrolls from the Dead Sea
The scrolls from the Dead Sea
1959, Meridian Books
in English
Cover of: The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
1959, Meridian Books
in English
Cover of: The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
1957, Collins
in English
Cover of: The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
1955, W. H. Allen
in English
Cover of: The scrolls from the Dead Sea
The scrolls from the Dead Sea
1955, W.H. Allen
in English
Cover of: The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
1955, W.H. Allen
in English
Cover of: The scrolls from the Dead Sea
The scrolls from the Dead Sea
1955, Allen
in English
Cover of: The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
The scrolls from the Dead Sea.
1955, Oxford University Press
in English

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New York, NY
Series
Meridian books -- M69.

Classifications

Library of Congress
BM487 .W5

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Pagination
121 p.
Number of pages
121

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL21082765M
LCCN
59007185

Excerpts

Edmund Wilson, Brilliant author and critic, describes the most exciting manuscript find of our time in a lucid account of the origin, discovery, and implications of the ancient Dead Sea scrolls, the first of which were found by Bedouin boys early in 1947. The significance of this dramatic discovery and its meaning to the history of Christianity and Judaism, and its relevance to modern Biblical research, is recounted in this absorbing narrative. -- from the dust jacket front flap.
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