Damascus Document · Cairo Genizah witness · T-S 10K6
A medieval Cairo Genizah witness to the Damascus Document.
Record reviewed 2026-11-05 ·
- Catalogue reference
- T-S 10K6
- Institution / route
- Cambridge University Library
- Region / collection context
- Egypt / Cairo Genizah
- Language
- Hebrew
- Physical form
- Manuscript
- Translation evidence
- English edition located
- Access route
- Catalogue route
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Keep this physical witness separate from Qumran fragments such as 4Q271.
Edition and translation
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Dates and historical context
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