 He published more material in following years, including Books 2 and 3 in 1974, which with Book 1, he said, make up a third of the material.With the 1974 edition, he also included what he said was the complete original Hebrew text from which he translated Book 1.While Szekely's claimed translations of the so-called "Essene Texts" have drawn interest from followers of various faiths, the original manuscripts have never been located, and have been considered forgeries by some modern religious scholars.