Publication Date
6th-19th century
Publication Place
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Cambridge University Library
Type
kitap
Language
Hebrew
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Physical Dimensions
1 leaf. Leaf: (height: 17.6 cm, width: 12.9 cm)
Library
Digital Library of the Middle East
Library Asset ID
T-S K6.142
Record ID
cambridge_genizah-17592
Library Location
Cambridge University Library
Date
6th-19th century
Notes
Recto: Judges 3:11–15, with a number of cases of dittography. In the left margin, beginning of 1 Samuel 13:12. The name Solomon ha-Levi b. Samuel the judge is written in large letters on the margins. Verso: at the top, the phrases “I, Solomon” and “I, Solomon ha-Levi” are written in small square characters. The rest of the page and the right margin are taken by a colophon, in the same hand as the above phrases, in large square characters, which purports to be that of the famous copyist Samuel b. Jacob, who states that he wrote and vocalised the text and provided it with the Masora. This colophon is unrelated to the biblical passage overleaf, which is unvocalised and does not come with masoretic notes. The colophon is likely to have been copied by the writer of “I, Solomon“ rather than being actually written by the scribe Samuel b. Jacob. | Condition: Slightly rubbed, slightly stained | Layout: 13 lines + marginalia (recto); 5 lines + marginalia (verso) | more | less
Parçası Olduğu
The Taylor-Schechter Genizah Collection
Malzeme
Vellum
