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Fragments of a Leviticus Scroll (Aruglev) Found in the Judean Desert in 2004

Ḥanan Eshel, Yosi Baruchi, Roi Porat

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Key concepts: Dead Sea Scrolls, Biblical studies, Scroll, Jewish studies, Hebrew Bible, Desert (philosophy), History, Philosophy

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