Publication Date
1450
Type
Other
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID
cdi_europeana_collections_318_marc_nli_000040939
Library Location
Available Online
Date
1450
Sample Text
colorful decorations; Dedicated in the form of ornaments. Vol. 1, 8a: The second part of an ornate opening to the Torah (compare 20 Yehuda 12). The poem of the sea is decorated with colorful frames and decorations between the tiles (Vol. 1, 92b-93a). Vol. 1, 1a-7b: The Tijan notebook in Arabic (a little missing in the beginning and in the middle). It was probably copied by the messenger-Hankdan Moshe (at the end a colophon from it, see below). Volume 1, Genesis-Shemot, a page is missing between pages 96-97, as well as between 117-118, and also at the end of S. Shemot one page from the text and another page from the list of the order of chapters (before the last page). Volume 2, Leviticus. One page is missing at the beginning (beginning with Leviticus 1:11), and one page between pages 130-131. The author identified in the colophon of the Hamsarn (146a), wrote the 21st of the British Museum Or. 2348; ibid. Or. 5404; and Madona 11; (Paleography Works 442 C) in 1461. His son Saadia wrote the 21st 8/580 (Sana'a 1479). His son Yosef wrote 21 1133 and more, his son David wrote 21 Sefa'2 Or. 2349. But the manuscript here is not similar to these books. Compare 21 New York - in HML Lotsky 68-67, a colophon similar to a writing that is not of her son. Additional subject: Mekra Tanach Torah Additional subject: paintings and colorful decorations; Dedicated in the form of decorations. Volume 1, 8A: The second part of an ornate opening to the Torah (Equal 20:12). The song of the sea is decorated with colorful frames and decorations between the tiles (Volume 1, 92b-93A). Volume 1, 1a-7B: The Notebook of the Tigjan in Arabic (slightly missing in the head and middle of it). Volume 1, Genesis-Namot, is missing a page between pages 117-118, as well as at the end of S is missing from its head (starts with Leviticus A, 131). The author identified in the texting Or. 5404; wrote 20:1133 and more, his son David wrote 20 SF2 Or 21 Yehuda 12). The Song of the Sea is decorated with colorful frames and decorations between the tiles (vol. 1, 92b-93a). Volume 1, 1a-7b: from the Tijan notebook in Arabic (a little missing at the beginning and in the middle). It was probably copied by the scribe Moshe (at the end of a colophon from him, see below). Volume 1, Genesis-Shemot, a page is missing between pages 96-97, as well as between 117-118, and also at the end of S. Exodus, one page from the text and another page from the list of the order of the passages (before the last page). Volume 2, Leviticus-Deuteronomy. One page is missing at the beginning (beginning with Leviticus 1:11), and one page Between pages 130-131. The writer identified in the colophon of the column (146a), wrote the British Museum Or. 2348; Name Or. 5404; and Madonna 11; (Paleography Works 442 C) in 1461. His son Saadia wrote 21 8/580 (Sana'a 1479). His son Joseph wrote 21 1133 and more, his son David wrote 21 Sefa 2 Or. 2349. However, the handwriting here is not similar to these books. Compare 21 New York - BHML Lotsky 68-67, colophon is similar to the writing which is not of her sons. Another subject: Torah Bible. Another subject: Paintings and wreaths
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