Biblical Archaeology Review

Young, L. D. G., and Young, A. T., Comments on “The Composition of the Venus Cloud Tops in Light of Recent Spectroscopic Data.” Ap.J., 179:L39 (1973).

Sill, G., “Sulfuric Acid in the Venus Clouds.” Communications Lunar Planet Lab., University of Arizona, 9:191–198 (1972).

Young, A. T., “Are the Clouds of Venus Sulfuric Acid?” Icarus, 18:564–582 (1973).

Lecar, M., and Franklin, F., “On the Original Distribution of the Asteroids.” Icarus, 20:422–436 (1973).

Jacob Leveen, The Hebrew Bible in Art (London: Oxford University Press for the British Academy, 1944), pp. 49f; Erwin R. Goodenough, Jewish Symbols in the Greco-Roman Period (Bollingen Series 37, Pantheon Books, 1964), 10, p. 190.

Against Marcion III, 22.

Solomon Schechter, Documents of Jewish Sectaries (Ktav Publishing House, 1970), Hebrew Text B, p. 19, Line 12.

Each cross mark seems to refer to the text at its left to which it is adjacent in the right column (with the possible exception between Columns 45 and 46).

This sign occurs six times. As to its placement, in Columns 28, 32, 38, 43, and 49 it appears to be in the right margin and to refer to the text at the left. In one case where it is in the space between Columns 34 and 35 it is so close to the line at the right that it may he considered to be in the left margin of Column 34 and refer to the text at its right.

In Columns 5, 7, 8, 21, 22, and 32, tabulated in Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research (BASOR) III, p. 9. Three similarly complex signs occur in the Order of the Community (in Columns 5, 7, and 9).