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See “The Present State of Qumranology,” Folia Orientalia, 1989 (in press).

Since going to press, we are informed that the French newspaper, Le Figaro, also managed to interview Dr. Milik.

Knut Olaf Dalman, “Uber ein Felsengrab im Hinnomtale bei Jerusalem,” Zeitschrift des deutschen Palästina-Vereins 1939, Bd. 62, pp. 190–208.

R. A. S. Macalister, “The Rock-Cut Tombs in Wady er-Rababi, Jerusalem,” Palestine Exploration Fund Quarterly Statement 1900–1901.

Roland de Vaux, “Fouilles en Khirbet Qumran,” Revue Biblique 61 (1954), p. 208, Pl. XIIa.

Solinus, 35:4 no. 449, in Menahem Stern, Greek and Latin Authors on Jews and Judaism, vol. 2 (Jerusalem: Israel Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1974), pp. 418–420.

Also present was Haggai Mishgav, a student of Professor Naveh. He is collaborating with me in publishing the older text.

Paul W. Lapp and Nancy L. Lapp, ed., Discoveries in the Wadi Daliyeh, Annual of the American School of Oriental Research 41 (1974).

Yigael Yadin, The Finds from the Bar-Kokhba—Period in the Cave of Letters (Jerusalem: Bialik Institute/Israel Exploration Society, 1963), p. 166.

Mishnah Shabbath 6:2; Gemarah T.B. (Babylonian Talmud) Shabbath 60a.