The first of the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in Qumran Cave 1 by Bedouins around the beginning of 1947, and sold to antiquities dealers. Four were acquired by Athanasius Yeshua Samuel: the larger Isaiah scroll (1QIsaiaha), the Rule of the Community (1QS), the Pesher (Commentary on) Habakkuk ...

Hebrew text of Sirach (Ecclesiasticus) transcribed from original MSS, with English translation, presented in both canonical and manuscript order. Now includes untagged Syriac Peshitta of Sirach.

Grammatical tagging by Dr. Martin Abegg and Casey Toews, Trinity Western University, BC, ...

The text of the Hebrew Bible with the cantillation marks (accents or te’amim) according to the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia. There is no grammatical or lexical tagging, and the cantillation marks are not searchable. (This module is the same as the HMT-C.)

The text includes the sigla (marks) which identify the entries in the parallel BHS Apparatus module.

The complete text of the Hebrew Bible, following the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia, with the Groves-Wheeler Westminster Hebrew Morphology 4.10. This module includes vowel pointing, cantillation marks, and lemma and grammatical tagging information for each word in the text.

The Biblical manuscripts of the Dead Sea Scrolls, edited and tagged by Martin Abegg. Two Hebrew modules, presenting all the texts in both canonical and manuscript order.

See article and links to all Dead Sea Scrolls ...

Early Hebrew inscriptions with grammatical tags and translation by William Schniedewind. Includes the Siloam tunnel, Lachish letters, 711 seals, and many other inscriptions. The current modules include all the major Hebrew inscriptions dating to the Iron Age (1200-586 BCE), and many of the major ...

This module contains the text and morphological tagging of the Hebrew and Aramaic manuscripts from the Judean Desert that are not in either QUMRAN or DSSB-C/M modules. As such it contains the non-biblical, non-Qumran texts found in the Judean Desert region since 1947. Most of these texts are what ...

This Mekhilta is a halakhic midrash (commentary) on Exodus 12-23, 31 and 35.
This untagged module is the electronic text of the Munich Codex of Mekhilta de Rabbi Yishmael provided by the Primary Textual Witnesses Project (PTWP).

Version 3.0 is enhanced with paragraph markers with each pisqa, ...

Hebrew Mishna corrected to the Kaufmann Codex with grammatical tagging supervised by Martin Abegg. See also The Mishnah: A New Translation by Jacob Neusner and Kaufmann Mishna Codex Facsimile. See ...

Six Divisions of the Mishna (Shisha Sidrei Mishna), Hebrew Eshkol edition. Vowelled text with added morphological separators for prefixes and suffixes, but no lexical or grammatical tags. See also The Mishnah: A New Translation by Jacob Neusner and Kaufmann Hebrew Mishna (tagged). See ...

This package includes the grammatically tagged Syriac Peshitta New Testament, and the untagged Old Syriac Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Curetonianus Gospel MSSs. Each text comes in both Syriac Estrangela and Aramaic square script. Murdock’s translation of the Peshitta NT is also included.

All the Hebrew and Aramaic sectarian manuscripts of the Dead Sea Scrolls FROM Qumran have been compiled and tagged with lemmas and grammatical information by Martin Abegg.See article and links to all Dead Sea Scrolls ...

The Hebrew text of the first five books of Moses, as preserved by the Samaritan community. This Accordance edition is morphologically tagged by Martin Abegg and Casey Toews, and conforms to the Ben Hayyim concordance.

This untagged module is the Sifra: the halakhic midrash to Leviticus, frequently quoted in the Talmud and attributed to Rabbi Hiyya. The electronic text is from Codex Vatican 31.2.

Version 2.0 is enhanced with paragraph markers with each pisqa, so that when the text is displayed by paragraph, ...

This untagged module is the Sifre Debarim, a halakhic midrash on Deuteronomy with haggadic components, originating from the schools of Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Ishmael.
The text base used by the Primary Textual Witnesses Project (PTWP) for this electronic transcription is the MS Oxford Bodleian 150....

This untagged module is the Sifre BeMidbar (Numbers), a halakhic commentary on parts of Numbers attributed to Rabbi Shimeon.
The text base used by the Primary Textual Witnesses Project (PTWP) for this electronic transcription is the MS Oxford Bodleian 150.
Version 2.0 is enhanced with paragraph ...

The electronic text of the First Printed Edition of the Talmud provided by the Saul Lieberman Institute of Talmudic Research of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. The first Venice printed edition of Daniel Bomber (1520–23) was used as the text base for the electronic transcription. The ...

The Textbook of Aramaic Documents from Ancient Egypt by Bezalel Porten and Ada Yardeni, 4 volumes, Jerusalem, 1986-1999

The TAD-T module represents the main Aramaic text, grammatically tagged initially for the CAL Project. The accompanying TAD-E module includes the English translation, as well as ...

The early Aramaic interpretations of the Hebrew Bible with full morphological tagging and glosses. Complete with Onkelos, Neofiti, Pseudo-Jonathan, Jonathan, the targums of the Writings, Geniza and other Targum fragments. See also Targums English (Translation and Notes). See ...

The Tosefta is a supplement to the Mishnah. It is another compilation of the Jewish oral law from the that period.
This untagged module is the electronic text of the First Printed Edition of the Tosefta provided by the Primary Textual Witnesses Project (PTWP).
The text base used by the PTWP for ...

The standard lexicon for Biblical Hebrew, BDB organizes words according to their lexical roots. Unlike other electronic versions of BDB which are merely based upon this classic work, this edition is a true BDB, lacking only the comparisons with other semitic languages and Scripture references....

The standard lexicon for Biblical Hebrew, BDB organizes words according to their lexical roots. Unlike other electronic versions of BDB which are merely based upon this classic work, this edition is a true BDB, including the comparisons with other semitic languages and Scripture references.

The fully hypertexted apparatus to the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia.
See article.

An English Key to the Latin Words, Abbreviations, and the Symbols of BIBLIA HEBRAICA STUTTGARTENSIA by Prof. Dr. Hans Peter Rüger. Included with unlock of BHS-W4 on the Primary 8 DVD.