Sefer ha-Shorashim
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- Cambridge University Library (Owner)
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- https://data.cerl.org/mei/00559834
- Copy
- 4305-5696-7617
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https://data.cerl.org/mei/00559834 generalNotes: Text known in English as the Book of roots or Compendium, a Hebrew grammar and Biblical dictionary. Square types: 1:a.144 H, unvocalised, for initial words, the lemmata, the concluding line of each letter, etc, and 2:115/6 H, unvoc…
https://data.cerl.org/mei/00559834 generalNotes: Text known in English as the Book of roots or Compendium, a Hebrew grammar and Biblical dictionary. Square types: 1:a.144 H, unvocalised, for initial words, the lemmata, the concluding line of each letter, etc, and 2:115/6 H, unvocalised, for the text. For watermarks, see BM 15th cent., XIII, 4. Signatures: [1-18¹⁰ 19⁸]. First leaf [1.1] and last three leaves [19.6]-[19.8] blank. David Kimhi. [Preface], [1.2]r; David Kimhi. Sefer ha-Shorashim, [1.2]r-[19.3]v; David Kimhi. [Epilogue], [19.3]v-[19.4]r; David Kimhi. [Introduction to an additional dictionary of Aramaic words in Hebrew books], [19.4]r-[19.5]v; David Kimhi. [Conclusion of Aramaic dictionary], [19.5]v; [Concluding words], [19.5]v. BM 15th cent., XIII, 4 Goff, Heb-38 Goldstein, 5 GW, 8171 Hain, 6032 ISTC, id00102720 Oates, 2731 Offenberg, 104 Bibliographical description by Henry Bradshaw, dated 21st June 1865, explaining the former misattribution to Constantinople, 1513, on verso of upper free endpaper. Wanting first and last blank leaves [1.1] and [19.6]-[19.8]. Possibly a different edition from that listed in A. Alcock, The Lumley library : the catalogue of 1609, edited by S. Jayne and F.R. Johnson, London, 1956, pp. 231 and 300, no. 2023, with imprints given as Constance 1513. [188] leaves ;Original item identifier in source database: 5288267 msNote: Two single marginal manuscript marks on leaves [13.9] recto and [14.2] recto in blank ink, England, 16th century. bindingNote: Blind-tooled brown calf over pasteboards, with bookblock edges mottled red, Cambridge, ca. 1700; rebacked. Spine title 'D. Kimchi Liber radicum. Constantin. 1513', with mistaken imprints. note: John, first Baron Lumley, possibly from Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, whose library had been bought by Henry Fitzalan, Earl of Arundel, Lord Chamberlain to Henry VIII and Lumley's father-in-law; the name 'Lumley' inscribed upside-down on leaves [1.2] recto and [19.5] verso. Given by Lumley in 1598. Armorial bookplate 'Academiæ Cantabrigiensis Liber' on upper pastedown and old library shelfmark 'K-1-2' in ink on leaf [1.2] recto.- Owner
- Cambridge University Library
- Percent complete
- 72
- Place
- Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
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- CambridgeUL
- Title
- Sefer ha-Shorashim
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- https://footprints.ctl.columbia.edu/footprint/17704/
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- Sefer ha-Shorashim