Drawing on insights from the field of Book History, the article draws out connections between the material aspects of the Qumran corpus on the one hand and textual pluriformity on the other, paying particular attention to the Serekh ha-Yaḥad. The article suggests that the large-scale pluriformity exhibited by texts such as the Serekh is best understood in light of certain material features particular to skin scrolls, and that opisthographs ought to be integrated into discussions of textual pluriformity. The article concludes by offering more general comments about the effects of the scroll on writing and reading practices in early Judaism.

本文从《书史》领域的见识中吸取了经验，一方面提出了库姆兰语料库的实质内容，另一方面考虑了文本多形性之间的联系，特别注意了塞雷克·哈耶德（Serekhha-Yaḥad）。文章建议，通过文本，如展出大型pluriformity Serekh被最好地理解，某些光的材料特征的特定皮肤卷轴，并且opisthographs应该被集成到文本pluriformity的讨论。本文最后通过提供有关卷轴对早期犹太教写作和阅读实践的影响的更一般性评论来结束。