Cassel, Mischle Sindbad (Hebrew, with translation into German) (1888)
From Seven Sages of Rome
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| Editor name | Paulus Cassel |
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| Title of book / journal | Mischle Sindbad, Secundus Syntipas |
| Subtitle of book / journal | edirt, emendirt und erklärt: Einleitung und Deutung des Buches der Sieben weisen Meister, |
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| Place of publication | Berlin, Germany |
| Publisher | Verlag des Bibliographischen Bureaus |
| Date of publication | 1888 (reprint 1891) |
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Note
Epstein (1967) explains the value and errors in Cassel's edition at length. Cassel uses the Venice: 1544 print version as his base text, and 'copies its errors and is forced to amend them in his notes' (Epstein 368). This results in a fialure to 'establish a reliable text'. Cassel apparently consulted the two Leipzig manuscripts (Leipzig Universitätsbibliothek B. H. 27 and Leipzig Universitätsbibliothek B. H. 34) but dismissed their use because of Wagenseil's edits and alterations; he additionally used British Library Harley 5449 and Jewish Theological Seminary MS 4879 (Steinschneider 33).
