Zeitschrift für hebraeische Bibliographie
- Journal
- Zeitschrift für hebraeische Bibliographie
- Volume
- IX (1905)
- Issue
- 6 (November-Dezember 1905)
- Date
- 1905-11-01
- Page
- Seite 180 (sequence 20)
- Language
- German
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isö After the colophon are a series of Mässoretic notes on the namber of times the letters of the alphahet occur in the Bible: מספר מסקר כל אוח מהאותיות אשר כארבעת ועשרים אותיות* *). Each letter is treated in a distich, e. g. א. אהל מנץ בניני הקהל עשו קרבני כל הקהל כאחד ארבע רבו אלפים שלש מאות וששים עימייא* מיביש׳עיד. ב. בני לא חוברים בנימין וסגנים דוברים םקודירם לממד. בנימן חמשה ושלשים אלף וארבע מאות. במדבר סיני ל׳ח׳רייח. Then follows half a column: סוד שיר חתום הנה נדרש ס ללמד מתום מן המפורש מימן פסוקי ארבע ועשרים אידם׳ דכיר• דורש .דמים אותם זכר וכד. VII. A copy of the Pentateuch whit Targum after each verse (except in Ha’azlnü, where the whole follows after the text); parchment; heroic folio 47% X 33 cm.; three columns to the page; 31 Jines to a column; pretty füll Massorah; Franco-German script.10) The first six leaves have been added by a later band. No colophon: VIII. A pörtion of the Bible; parchment; 35X271/! cm; two columns to the page; no Massorah; written with little care. Comtnencos with Juages V (of which there is one quaternion); then follow the Haf$arot in another hand, Samuel, Kings, Isaiah, Jeremia, Ezekiel, Hosea, Joel, Arnos — in the midst of which tho Ms.breaks ofE. IX. A copy of the Pentateuch, with Megillot, Haftarot and Targum; parchment; heroic folio 47% X 3? cm.; three columns to the page; very full Massorah; . incomplete. After the Pentateuch there is only a portion of Ecclesiastes, Lamentations, and Esther. The Targum is also added for the festival Haffarot. Occasionally the punctuation is omitted. An old colophon in a Prorennal Babbinic hand is. illegible. At the end is the following bfii of sale. *) This ia the reading in my notes: one wonld expect ם1ורים.■ *) I take it th&t this means that the verse is taken from the Book of Ezra, as the second is taken from Numbers. 10) The script. reminds me of that of the Hilleli codex in the Bamham Synagogue at Cairo.