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Epistola missa R. Isaac

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Samuel, Marochitanus
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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
Title Epistola missa R. Isaac.
Additional Titles Disputatio inter Ingetum Otardum, mercatorem Januensem, et Judeos (Majorca 1286)
Related place Spain-place of writing
Contributors Alfonsus Bonihominis, Bishop of Marrakech, -1353
Friedenwald, Harry, 1864-1950 (former owner)
The National Library of Israel Israel
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Creation Date 1440-1470
Notes Ff. 1r-14v: Epistola Rabbi Samuelis missa Rabbi Isaac (written in the year 1000 and transl. from Arabic by Alphonsus Bonihominis, OP, 1339).
Incipit: Reverendissimo in Christo patri fratri Hugoni, magistro ordinis praedicatorum dignissimo et sacrae paginae professoris ejus subditus Alphonsus Bonihominis Yspanus.
Ff. 15r-16v: Blank. Ff. 17r-38r: Disputatio inter Ingetum Otardum, mercatorem Januensem, et Judaeos (Majorca, 1286).
Incipit: Contingit quod quidam Judeus qui publice vocabatur Rabbi qui et ipse erat magister Judeorum ...
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Fr. 853
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Fr. 854
Flyleaves are contemporary to binding. 1 flyleaf from 17th-18th c. Thick brownish paper with half cut watermark. Margins: 23, 38, 22, 25 mm. Ruled in lead point (bounding lines: 1 and 1 vert., 1 and 1 hor.). Text space 161 x 198 mm. 1 col., 39 lines written in brown ink, set above top line. 2 hands, one for each treatise.
Various corrections. Foliation is modern, in grey pencil in the right upper cner. Catchword. Collation: I16, II10, III12. 2-3-line alternatively red and blue initials, sometimes with simple penwork. Red rubrics and paragraph signs, capitals touched by red.
Binding: 232 x 157 mm. Modern yellow parchment over cardboards. At the spine in brown ink: Epistola R. Samuelis - Disputatio Majoricae - 1286. To the second rear flyleaf is attached a letter written in 28.04.1939 by F. Baer to H. Friedenwald.
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Call number at Current Custodian From the collection of Harry Friedenwald, 1864-1950, donated to the National Library in 1951
Extent 2 v. (3 paper flyleaves + 1 flyleaf + 38 ff.+ 3 paper flyleaves)
22.6x14.5 cm.
Flyleaves are contemporary to binding. 1 flyleaf from 17th-18th c. Thick brownish paper with half cut watermark. Margins: 23, 38, 22, 25 mm. Ruled in lead point (bounding lines: 1 and 1 vert., 1 and 1 hor.). Text space 161 x 198 mm. 1 col., 39 lines written in brown ink, set above top line. 2 hands, one for each treatise.
Various corrections. Foliation is modern, in grey pencil in the right upper cner. Catchword. Collation: I16, II10, III12. 2-3-line alternatively red and blue initials, sometimes with simple penwork. Red rubrics and paragraph signs, capitals touched by red.
Binding: 232 x 157 mm. Modern yellow parchment over cardboards. At the spine in brown ink: Epistola R. Samuelis - Disputatio Majoricae - 1286. To the second rear flyleaf is attached a letter written in 28.04.1939 by F. Baer to H. Friedenwald.
Language Latin
Credits מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
National Library system number 990034187410205171

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