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מנורת הכסף

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Caspi, Joseph, approximately 1280-approximately 1340
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Title מנורת הכסף.
Related place Paris (France)-related place
Contributors אינביטו, יעקב בן שם טוב (בעלים קודמים)
כרמולי, אליקים, 1802-1875 (בעלים קודמים)
Cambridge University Library England
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher Cambridge University Library, Cambridge, England
Script Style ספרדית
Creation Date מאה ט"ז
Notes בכה"י: "מנורת הכסף"
על מעשה מרכבה.
בשער: "ספר מנורת הכסך ארבעה מאמרים במעשה המרכבה חברו וגם יסדו החכם השלם החוקר הגדול יוסף כספי הצרפתי".
דף אחרון השלמה בכתיבה מאוחרת מכ"י פריס 726, אולי ע"י הבעלים אליקים כרמולי.
עליו ועל הגותו ראה:
I. Twersky, Joseph ibn Kaspi Portrait of a Medieval Jewish intellectual, Studies in Medieval Jewish History and Literature, I, Cambridge (Mass.), pp. 231-257.
נושא נוסף: פילוסופיה יהודית
Cambridge University Library Cambridge England Ms. Add. 1508
קולופון המשלים: "תם ונשלם...וכתבתי זה בפאריז בבית אוצר הספרים אשר למלכות ביום כח אדר א' שנת תרכ"ו לפ"ק".
Publications S.C. Reif, Hebrew manuscripts at Cambridge University Library (Cambridge 1997), no. SCR 766.
Call number at Current Custodian ציון בעלים בראשו: "יעקב אינביטו ב"ר ש"ט נ"י".
השער הוא מעשה ידי הבעלים אליקים כרמולי.
Extent 63 דף
Language Hebrew
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