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| 400 ff. (<1> + 1–397 + 398–399). Ff. 398–399 were added to the original manuscript
which ends on f. 397. Parchment. 305 × 234 (182 × 142) mm. Quinions. Two columns.
<Italy>, ca. 1400. Italian semi-cursive script.
נביאים וכתובים] ] Hagiographa (ff. 1r–145r) and Prophets (ff. 149r–396v). With
vowel points and accents. Order of Hagiographa: Psalms, Job, Proverbs, Ruth,
Canticles, Ecclesiastes, Lamentations, Esther, Daniel, Ezra and Nehemiah, and
Chronicles. The haftarot according to Italian rite are marked. Psalms cxiv-cxv
are written as one psalm. On ff. 397v-399v a later Italian hand added the Ma5ariv
service until the middle of the Amidah according to the Italian rite.
The name of the scribe, Moses, was singled out on ff. 18v, 84r, 231r, 292r, 385r
and 396v. On f. 396v a late hand added a spurious colophon dating the
manuscript to 24 Sivan 4600=840 נכתב בשנת ארבעת אלפים ושש מאות לחדש סיון בארבעה
ועשרים יום לחדש בעזרת האל יתברך . Similar spurious colophons bearing the same exact
date are found at the end of MSS Vat. ebr. 4 and 5. Assemani and Kennicott
considered all three manuscripts to be volumes or parts of a single codex. MSS
ebr. 4 and 5 are part of one manuscript or series of manuscripts, but this
manuscript was written later, in a different area and in a different type and
mode of script.
Owners: questo libro e` de Salmone e Arone de Scandriglia (f. <1>v); Moses b. Joseph
b. Judah שלי משה בכ"ר יוסף בכמהר"ר יהודה זקיני נ"ע (f. 399r). On f. <1>r the signature
of a Danish scholar: Andreas Christian Hwiid Hauniae natus, Romae, 1779, mense
martii.
Kennicott 226. Assemani recorded the manuscript as olim Palatinus. Cassuto, Palatini, p. 75, is
dubious that the manuscript belonged to the Palatine collection. |
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