as differences in letter form and size show, the manuscript was written by two different scribes. on the other hand, the assumption that instead the fragments should be divided into two different roles is less likely. the cause of the various clerk hands, however, is unclear. either the role was first started by a writer and later ended by a second, or else the leather sheets with the second manuscript were inserted for repair. several lines have been left between the individual books, but possible book titles are not attested. the continuous text is divided into larger and smaller sections, and it is even possible to observe a division into verses. the division into units of meaning agrees largely with the division of the masoretic text in setumot and petuchot. to mark such sections, either draw a horizontal line between the lines - an paragraph - or the new line starts slightly to the left and with a slightly larger initial letter. between individual words of a verse, however, at first hand there is usually no gap left.