Some Ḥil•lûfîm Ben Asher/Ben Naftali in the Manuscript M1

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  • M.ª Teresa Ortega Monasterio CSIC, Madrid

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https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.1999.v59.i2.799

Abstract


The manuscript M1 (Madrid, Complutensian University Library) is being studied by the Hebrew Bible Team in the Instituto de Filología at the CSIC. We will be preparing the edition of the masorah of the Pentateuch in the next three years. This manuscript presents at the end of the Pentateuch four pages, written in three columns of fourty two lines each. This appendix contains, among other lists, a register giving the total sum of all the parašiyyôṯ, sedarîm, verses, words and letters in each book of the Pentateuch, and the exact number of variations BA/BN in each book. In this paper, I have studied the internal concordance of the variations BA/BN with the manuscript in the books of Genesis and Exodus. As a second stage, I have compared the lists with the ḥil•lûfîm recordered in other tiberian manuscripts, and with other ḥil•lûfîm lists, in order to have a broader scope of the subject.

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Published

1999-12-30

How to Cite

Ortega Monasterio, M. T. (1999). Some Ḥil•lûfîm Ben Asher/Ben Naftali in the Manuscript M1. Sefarad, 59(2), 371–390. https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.1999.v59.i2.799

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