Genesis 1:1 is not included in Penn CAJS Halper 10 (Leviticus Torah-scroll fragment).
This manuscript includes: One badly damaged parchment fragment from a Torah scroll, written only on the recto. A small detached piece preserves Leviticus 16:1–2; the surviving portions of three original columns preserve 16:3–14, 16:21–32, and 17:10–18:1. The losses between those spans are physical lacunae. The unwritten verso remains in physical navigation without indexed biblical text.
Next available verseLeviticus 16:1→Sources & method.
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