A Case for Two Vorlagen Behind the Habakkuk Commentary (1QPHAB)

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Llewelyn, Stephen, Ng, Stephanie, Wearne, Gareth James and Wrathall, Alexandra. (2013). A Case for Two Vorlagen Behind the Habakkuk Commentary (1QPHAB). In In S. Tzoref and I. Young (Ed.). Keter Shem Tov: Collected Essays on the Dead Sea Scrolls in Memory of Alan Crown pp. 123 - 150 Gorgias Press LLC.

Authors	Llewelyn, Stephen, Ng, Stephanie, Wearne, Gareth James and Wrathall, Alexandra
Editors	S. Tzoref and I. Young
Page range	123 - 150
Year	2013
Book title	Keter Shem Tov: Collected Essays on the Dead Sea Scrolls in Memory of Alan Crown
Publisher	Gorgias Press LLC
Place of publication	United States of America
ISBN	9781611438666
Research Group	School of Theology
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