| Description |
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Locus
| 1v-372r |
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Other author
| Rashi, 1040-1105 (internal) |
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Supplied title
| [תורה, הפטרות, מגילות, איוב] |
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Supplied title
| Pentateuch, Haftarot, Five Scrolls and Job |
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Supplied title
| Solomon b. Isaac's (Rashi) commentary on the Pentateuch |
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Uniform title
| Biblia. V.T. Pentateuchus. Ebraico |
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Uniform title
| Hafṭarot |
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Uniform title
| Targum di Onkelos |
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Uniform title
| Perush Rashi ʿal ha-Torah |
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Summary
| Pentateuch, Haftarot, Five Scrolls and Job with commentaries. |
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General note
| With vocalization and accents. |
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General note
| Pentateuch (ff. 1v-299r) includes Targum Onkelos after each verse. Haftarot according to the Ashkenazic rite (ff. 299v-335r). Order of the Five Scrolls (ff. 336r-352v): Ruth, Canticles, Ecclesiastes, Lamentations and Esther. On ff. 352v-372r: readings for the Ninth of Av, Book of Job and Jeremiah ii:29-viii:12 and ix:22-xi:5. |
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General note
| The scribe omitted some of the text, which he supplied in the margins. |
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General note
| The haftarot for pericopes Pinhḥas, Meẓora and Be-Har Sinai were written out of order at the end of the haftarot. Job iii:13-v:6 was added in the margins of f. 353v. |
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General note
| Solomon b. Isaac's (Rashi) commentary on the Pentateuch was added in the margins in a semi-cursive script, sometimes in geometrical patterns. On f. 56v
a later hand added a commentary on Genesis xxxix:16. Commentaries to the first chapter of Ruth were added in the margins; on Ruth i:i-i:6 the commentary is the anonymous one beginning שפוט לש' פועל that was edited from a Hamburg manuscript by A. Jellinek in his "Commentarium zu Esther, Ruth und den Klageliedern" (Leipzig 1855); on Ruth i:7-i:13 it is the expanded redaction of Rashi as edited by M. Zippor, מהדורה מורחבת נוספת של פירוש רש"י לרות וקטעי רות זוטא בשינויי נוסח "Sidra", viii (1992), pp. 99-118. |
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