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Standardised title of narrative: Version of Seven Sages
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Other texts in the Manuscript/Print: Any information on other texts in the manuscript/print	Translated from NLI catalogue: * ''Prophecy of the Child'' (fol. 1a–5a): From the writings of Rabbi Abraham ben Eliezer HaLevi, including astrology, end-of-days calculations, and solar and lunar eclipses, largely based on Abraham Zacuto. * ''Letter on the Ten Lost Tribes'' (fol. 5a–7b): Published partially in 1528 in Jerusalem and later in full. * ''Commentary on the Prophecies of Nachman'' (fol. 8a–51a): Ends with a note that it was completed in Jerusalem on Sunday, 13 Nisan, 1517. * ''The Alphabet of Ben Sira'' (fol. 51a–69a): Second version with twelve additional riddles. * ''Sefer Sha'ashuim'' (fol. 69a–99a): By Rabbi Yosef ibn Zabara. * ''Mashlei Sendebar'' (fol. 100a–110b): The Fables of Sendebar. * Discussions on women (fol. 111a–115a): Includes ''Soneh Nashim'' by Avraham Mesarotiano, ''Ozer Nashim'', responses by Avigdor of Fano, and others. * ''Laws of Slaughter and Treif Animals'' (fol. 115b–117a): Written in verse. * ''Ma’on HaSho’alim'' (fol. 118a–121b): Extracted from ''Mikdash Me’at'' by Moses ben Isaac of Marietta. * ''Hanhagat HaBriyut'' (fol. 122a–122b): Includes guidance on health, parts of ''Refu'at HaGuf'', and a treatise on the human body by Judah Al-Harizi. * ''Even Bochan'' (fol. 123a–169a): By Kalonymus ben Kalonymus.
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