Lawrence H. Schiffman is the Ethel and Irvin A.Edelman Professor of Hebrew and Judaic Studies and Chair of the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York University. He is a member of the International team of editors of the series Discoveries in the Judaean Desert.

• I The Temple Scroll1. The Law of the Temple Scroll and its Provenance 2. The Theology of the Temple Scroll 3. The Temple Scroll and the Nature of its Law: The Status of the Question 4. ‘Ir Ha-Miqdash and its Meaning in the Temple Scroll and Other Qumran Texts 5. The Architectural Vocabulary of the Copper Scroll and the Temple Scroll II.The Temple Scroll and other Jewish Writings6. The Septuagint and the Temple Scroll: Shared “Halakhic” Variants 7.The Sacrificial System of the Temple Scrolland the Book of Jubilees 8. Miqṣat Maʿaśe Ha-Torah and the Temple Scroll 9. The Relationship of the Zadokite Fragments to the Temple Scroll 10. The Temple Scroll and the Halakhic Pseudepigrapha of the Second Temple Period 11. Descriptions of the Jerusalem Temple in Josephus and the Temple Scroll 12. Chapter Twelve The Prohibition of Judicial Corruption in the Dead Sea Scrolls, Philo, Josephus and Talmudic Law III. The Temple13. Architecture and Law: The Temple and its Courtyards in the Temple Scroll 14. The Construction of the Temple according to the Temple Scroll 15. The Furnishings of the Temple according to the Temple Scroll 16. The House of the Laver in the Temple Scroll 17. Sacred Space: The Land of Israel in the Temple Scroll IV. Sacrifices18. Sacral and Non-Sacral Slaughter According to the Temple Scroll 19. The Milluim Ceremony in the Temple Scroll 20. The Case of the Day of Atonement Ritual in the Temple Scroll 21. Some Laws Pertaining to Animals in Temple Scroll, Column 52 22. ʿÔlâ and ḥaṭṭāt in the Temple Scroll 23. Shelamim Sacrifices in the Temple Scroll V. Purity Regulations24. Exclusion from the Sanctuary and the City of the Sanctuary in the Temple Scroll 25. The Impurity of the Dead in the Temple Scroll 26. Pharisaic and Sadducean Halakhah in Light of the Dead Sea Scrolls: The Case of Ṭevul Yom VI. Other Halakhot27. The Deuteronomic Paraphrase of the Temple Scroll 28. Laws concerning Idolatry in the Temple Scroll 29. The King, his Guard, and the Royal Council in the Temple Scroll 30. Laws of War in the Temple Scroll 31. Laws Pertaining to Women in the Temple Scroll 32. Priestly and Levitical Gifts in the Temple Scroll 33. The Law of Vows and Oaths (Num 30,3–16) in the Zadokite Fragments and the Temple Scroll

Lawrence H. Schiffman is the Ethel and Irvin A.Edelman Professor of Hebrew and Judaic Studies and Chair of the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York University. He is a member of the International team of editors of the series Discoveries in the Judaean Desert.

• I The Temple Scroll1. The Law of the Temple Scroll and its Provenance 2. The Theology of the Temple Scroll 3. The Temple Scroll and the Nature of its Law: The Status of the Question 4. ‘Ir Ha-Miqdash and its Meaning in the Temple Scroll and Other Qumran Texts 5. The Architectural Vocabulary of the Copper Scroll and the Temple Scroll II.The Temple Scroll and other Jewish Writings6. The Septuagint and the Temple Scroll: Shared “Halakhic” Variants 7.The Sacrificial System of the Temple Scrolland the Book of Jubilees 8. Miqṣat Maʿaśe Ha-Torah and the Temple Scroll 9. The Relationship of the Zadokite Fragments to the Temple Scroll 10. The Temple Scroll and the Halakhic Pseudepigrapha of the Second Temple Period 11. Descriptions of the Jerusalem Temple in Josephus and the Temple Scroll 12. Chapter Twelve The Prohibition of Judicial Corruption in the Dead Sea Scrolls, Philo, Josephus and Talmudic Law III. The Temple13. Architecture and Law: The Temple and its Courtyards in the Temple Scroll 14. The Construction of the Temple according to the Temple Scroll 15. The Furnishings of the Temple according to the Temple Scroll 16. The House of the Laver in the Temple Scroll 17. Sacred Space: The Land of Israel in the Temple Scroll IV. Sacrifices18. Sacral and Non-Sacral Slaughter According to the Temple Scroll 19. The Milluim Ceremony in the Temple Scroll 20. The Case of the Day of Atonement Ritual in the Temple Scroll 21. Some Laws Pertaining to Animals in Temple Scroll, Column 52 22. ʿÔlâ and ḥaṭṭāt in the Temple Scroll 23. Shelamim Sacrifices in the Temple Scroll V. Purity Regulations24. Exclusion from the Sanctuary and the City of the Sanctuary in the Temple Scroll 25. The Impurity of the Dead in the Temple Scroll 26. Pharisaic and Sadducean Halakhah in Light of the Dead Sea Scrolls: The Case of Ṭevul Yom VI. Other Halakhot27. The Deuteronomic Paraphrase of the Temple Scroll 28. Laws concerning Idolatry in the Temple Scroll 29. The King, his Guard, and the Royal Council in the Temple Scroll 30. Laws of War in the Temple Scroll 31. Laws Pertaining to Women in the Temple Scroll 32. Priestly and Levitical Gifts in the Temple Scroll 33. The Law of Vows and Oaths (Num 30,3–16) in the Zadokite Fragments and the Temple Scroll

Lawrence H. Schiffman is the Ethel and Irvin A.Edelman Professor of Hebrew and Judaic Studies and Chair of the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York University. He is a member of the International team of editors of the series Discoveries in the Judaean Desert.

• I The Temple Scroll1. The Law of the Temple Scroll and its Provenance 2. The Theology of the Temple Scroll 3. The Temple Scroll and the Nature of its Law: The Status of the Question 4. ‘Ir Ha-Miqdash and its Meaning in the Temple Scroll and Other Qumran Texts 5. The Architectural Vocabulary of the Copper Scroll and the Temple Scroll II.The Temple Scroll and other Jewish Writings6. The Septuagint and the Temple Scroll: Shared “Halakhic” Variants 7.The Sacrificial System of the Temple Scrolland the Book of Jubilees 8. Miqṣat Maʿaśe Ha-Torah and the Temple Scroll 9. The Relationship of the Zadokite Fragments to the Temple Scroll 10. The Temple Scroll and the Halakhic Pseudepigrapha of the Second Temple Period 11. Descriptions of the Jerusalem Temple in Josephus and the Temple Scroll 12. Chapter Twelve The Prohibition of Judicial Corruption in the Dead Sea Scrolls, Philo, Josephus and Talmudic Law III. The Temple13. Architecture and Law: The Temple and its Courtyards in the Temple Scroll 14. The Construction of the Temple according to the Temple Scroll 15. The Furnishings of the Temple according to the Temple Scroll 16. The House of the Laver in the Temple Scroll 17. Sacred Space: The Land of Israel in the Temple Scroll IV. Sacrifices18. Sacral and Non-Sacral Slaughter According to the Temple Scroll 19. The Milluim Ceremony in the Temple Scroll 20. The Case of the Day of Atonement Ritual in the Temple Scroll 21. Some Laws Pertaining to Animals in Temple Scroll, Column 52 22. ʿÔlâ and ḥaṭṭāt in the Temple Scroll 23. Shelamim Sacrifices in the Temple Scroll V. Purity Regulations24. Exclusion from the Sanctuary and the City of the Sanctuary in the Temple Scroll 25. The Impurity of the Dead in the Temple Scroll 26. Pharisaic and Sadducean Halakhah in Light of the Dead Sea Scrolls: The Case of Ṭevul Yom VI. Other Halakhot27. The Deuteronomic Paraphrase of the Temple Scroll 28. Laws concerning Idolatry in the Temple Scroll 29. The King, his Guard, and the Royal Council in the Temple Scroll 30. Laws of War in the Temple Scroll 31. Laws Pertaining to Women in the Temple Scroll 32. Priestly and Levitical Gifts in the Temple Scroll 33. The Law of Vows and Oaths (Num 30,3–16) in the Zadokite Fragments and the Temple Scroll