Not really. Unless one were to count it as scribal publication, the original
Decalogue was a manuscript, fire-etched on what was supposed to be a lasting
medium. The second instance was not a second edition, but a transcription of
the first ms. state. The tools necessary to inscribe the text had always (and
will always be) set up. That is, if one follows such things.
Cheers -- Kevin
On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 18:54:06 +0000, "C.J. Scheiner" wrote:
> > Gabriel A Wrote:
> > [Is there a possibility that the first edition of the 10 Commandments
> > exists?].
>
> If I remember my Bible, Moses smashed the first edition and then created
> what I guess we would call the second edition since, although the text was
> the same, the typography was necessarily different and it required
> setting up a second time the tools necessary to create the text.
> C.J. Scheiner
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