Abstract
The article proposes 65 alternative readings in respect to DJD to or the other editions of the Dead Sea Scrolls. In many cases these new readings are «only« alternatives in orthography, in some cases they correct printing errors in the editions, some are substantial changes of the published text, in some cases I have noted that the published text is problematic but without being able to propose a better reading. Most of the new readings are based on material evidence, i.e. on the examination of the published photographs. For some readings, especially for some reconstructions, grammatical reasons are given.
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