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4Q112 preserves substantial portions of Daniel in both Aramaic and Hebrew, including the visible transition at Daniel 7:28-8:1, furnishing an early material witness to the book's textual form while leaving its compositional date and unity debated.
A Greek parchment codex of the Prophets with extensive marginal signs and textual annotations, held by the Vatican Library. A major witness to the Septuagint Prophets and to the scholarly comparison of Greek textual forms associated with Origen's Hexapla.
Third-century burial chambers on Rome's Via Salaria preserve layered Christian images of rescue, resurrection, prayer, shepherding, and biblical memory within an active funerary landscape.
The War Scroll turns biblical holy-war language into a detailed apocalyptic program of formations, trumpets, prayers, priests, angels, and a final divine victory, while its layered composition and unrealized scenario prevent treating it as a straightforward battle plan or prediction.