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1 2,3 |      has three main reasons, linguistic peculiarities in Hebrew,
2 13,7| plicated by many textual and linguistic problems in the pas­sage.
3 13,1|   captivity of Jacob” has no linguistic connexion with “went into
4 17,3|                          The Linguistic Problem. ~ Driver’s dictum
5 17,3|      not going to enter into linguistic discussions here, for while
6 17,3|  date can be shown.~ But the linguistic phenomena are more complex
7 17,4|      away the cogency of the linguistic objection, the more so as
8 17,6|     attitude, rather than in linguistic studies and archaeological