Epigraphic observation Claim · TranscriptionC05
4Q120 represents the divine name with Greek ΙΑΩ.
- Epistemic status
- Attested epigraphic_observation
- Support level
- High as recorded by the editors
- Topic
- Transcription
Caveat. This need not represent the full independent pronunciation.
Supporting or contextual sources
- Leviticus (T&T Clark Companion to the Septuagint)Medium reliabilityScholarly contributor · T&T Clark Companion to the Septuagint · 2015Supports or contextualizes · See source scope and caveats
- The Use of the Earliest Greek Scripture Fragments in Text EditionsHigh reliabilityEmanuel Tov · Textus 29(1):60–79 · 2020Supports or contextualizes · See source scope and caveats
Pronunciations that cite this claim
Yahu / YahoIndirect supportOther claims on transcription
Theodoret reports Iabe for Samaritans and Aia for Jews in the fifth century CE.Discussion
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