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This volume offers the Spanish translation of 200 non-biblical [[Qumran Scrolls]] grouped together according to their subject and literary genre (rules and halakhic documents, eschatological writings, exegetical texts, para-biblical literature, poetic compositions, liturgical writings, astronomical works, calendars and horoscopes, the [[Copper Scroll]]) plus an extensive introduction to the [[Qumran | This volume offers the Spanish translation of 200 non-biblical [[Qumran Scrolls]] grouped together according to their subject and literary genre (rules and halakhic documents, eschatological writings, exegetical texts, para-biblical literature, poetic compositions, liturgical writings, astronomical works, calendars and horoscopes, the [[Copper Scroll]]) plus an extensive introduction to the literature from [[Qumran]] (adapted from [[Florentino García Martínez]]'s and [[Mathias Delcor]]'s previous Spanish monograph published in 1982 [[Introducción a la literatura esenia de Qumrán (1982 Delcor/García Martínez), book]]), and a list of all the manuscripts available in 1992, distributed by cave number. The biblical scrolls and those manuscripts too fragmentary and still unidentified in 1992 are omited from the translation, which covers, therefore, ca. 1/4 of the [[Qumran literature]]. No critical apparatus is provided by the author. Since no further Spanish translation of the Scrolls has been so far published, this volume remains the most important working tool in Spanish language for the study of the literature from [[Qumran]]. -- '''Carlos A. Segovia''', University of Seville | ||
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Textos de Qumrán (1992) is a book by Florentino García Martínez.
Abstract
This volume offers the Spanish translation of 200 non-biblical Qumran Scrolls grouped together according to their subject and literary genre (rules and halakhic documents, eschatological writings, exegetical texts, para-biblical literature, poetic compositions, liturgical writings, astronomical works, calendars and horoscopes, the Copper Scroll) plus an extensive introduction to the literature from Qumran (adapted from Florentino García Martínez's and Mathias Delcor's previous Spanish monograph published in 1982 Introducción a la literatura esenia de Qumrán (1982 Delcor/García Martínez), book), and a list of all the manuscripts available in 1992, distributed by cave number. The biblical scrolls and those manuscripts too fragmentary and still unidentified in 1992 are omited from the translation, which covers, therefore, ca. 1/4 of the Qumran literature. No critical apparatus is provided by the author. Since no further Spanish translation of the Scrolls has been so far published, this volume remains the most important working tool in Spanish language for the study of the literature from Qumran. -- Carlos A. Segovia, University of Seville
Editions and translations
Published in Madrid [Spain]: Trotta, 1992 (Colección Estructuras y Procesos, Serie Religión; ISBN: 84-87699-44-8). Reprinted in 1993 and 2000. Translated into English (1994), Portuguese (1995), and Italian (1996).
- The Dead Sea Scrolls Translated (1994 García Martínez), book (English ed.)
- Textos de Qumran (1995 García Martínez), book (Portuguese ed.)
- Testi di Qumran (1996 García Martínez), book (Italian ed.)
Reviews
Table of contents
- Prólogo
- Introducción
- Reglas
- Textos haláquicos
- Literatura de contenidos escatológico
- Literatura exegética
- Literatura para-bíblica
- Textos poéticos
- Textos litúrgicos
- Textos astronómicos, calendarios y horóscopos
- El Rollo de Cobre
- Lista de los manuscritos de Qumrán
- Índice