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The text of our Targum Onkelos is from Chumash Toras Elokim (Vilna, 1874) which includes R' Wolf Heidenheim’s text of the Targum; that text is based on manuscripts and is considered מדוייק.

 

We appreciate the opportunity to clarify this.

Cover page image from a later email from Artscroll. It's not exactly the one @DoubleAA links to in the comments, pagination is also different, but the text of the Targum looks the same from a few pages they also included in the email.

I'm not marking this answer as correct because it doesn't explain the underlying reasons why Nachshon is different than the others. In a followup email, they told me that they don't know any reason for the difference.

Maybe I'll try asking Dirshu when I get a chance.

Thank you for contacting us with your inquiry.

The text of our Targum Onkelos is from Chumash Toras Elokim (Vilna, 1874) which includes R' Wolf Heidenheim’s text of the Targum; that text is based on manuscripts and is considered מדוייק.

We appreciate the opportunity to clarify this.

Cover page image from a later email from Artscroll. It's not exactly the one @DoubleAA links to in the comments, pagination is also different, but the text of the Targum looks the same from a few pages they also included in the email.

I'm not marking this answer as correct because it doesn't explain the underlying reasons why Nachshon is different than the others. In a followup email, they told me that they don't know any reason for the difference.

Maybe I'll try asking Dirshu when I get a chance.

Thank you for contacting us with your inquiry.

The text of our Targum Onkelos is from Chumash Toras Elokim (Vilna, 1874) which includes R' Wolf Heidenheim’s text of the Targum; that text is based on manuscripts and is considered מדוייק.

We appreciate the opportunity to clarify this.

If someone has this version please verify. I'm not marking this answer as correct because it doesn't explain the underlying reasons why Nachshon is different than the others.

Thank you for contacting us with your inquiry.

The text of our Targum Onkelos is from Chumash Toras Elokim (Vilna, 1874) which includes R' Wolf Heidenheim’s text of the Targum; that text is based on manuscripts and is considered מדוייק.

We appreciate the opportunity to clarify this.

Cover page image from a later email from Artscroll. It's not exactly the one @DoubleAA links to in the comments, pagination is also different, but the text of the Targum looks the same from a few pages they also included in the email.

I'm not marking this answer as correct because it doesn't explain the underlying reasons why Nachshon is different than the others. In a followup email, they told me that they don't know any reason for the difference.

Maybe I'll try asking Dirshu when I get a chance.