Vetus Testamentum · 1989 · 44 citations · 0 references
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In their article Ketib/Qere in Aramaic portions of Ezra and Daniel, VT 36 (1986), pp. 406-22, W. S. Morrow and E. G. Clarke examine ketib/qere in Aramaic passages of Ezra and Daniel and conclude that the reading tradition for BA [Biblical Aramaic] most probably reflects a dialect of Aramaic spoken in Palestine some time between 200-600 C.E. (p. 422). The authors base their conclusion on evidence culled from Palestinian