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 |Has Collation=1. Ff. lr-10v: משליספרסינדברפילוסופוסחכםגדול
-מחכמיהודו Tales of Sendeban Text similar to the
+מחכמיהודו Tales of Sendeban
-Constantinople 1516 edition. Cf. M. Epstein, Tales
+. Ff. 11r-18v: מעשהאלכסנטרוס Gests of Alexander of Macedon.
-of Sendebar (Philadelphia 1967), pp. 349-350.
+. F. 19r-v: Extract from the first chapter of Josippon (on the nations).
 . Ff. 19v-20r: Midrash on Hiram, king of Tyre.
-Begins ויהיבהפיץה,אתבניהאדם . Minor variations
+. F. 20v: [ מדרשאליתהלל ] Midrash Al Yithalel (Only the beginning)
 . F. 21r: Midrashic legends in Aramaic.
-. F. 21v-22r: אותיותדחכמה Otiyyot de-Hokhmah.
+. F. 21v-22r: אותיותדחכמה Otiyyot de-Hokhmah, Epigrams in Aramaic.
-the early Muslim period.
+. F. 22r-v: ברסירא The 22 Aramaic epigrams from the Alphabet of Ben Sira (medieval psuedo-Ben Sira).
-. Ff. 23r-26r: יצירתהולד Yezirat ha-Velad. M idrash
+. F. 22v: A list of 31 holy places, mainly synagogues כניסיות in the Galilee, compiled during the early Muslim period.
-on conception and birth.
+. Ff. 23r-26r: יצירתהולד Yezirat ha-Velad, Midrash on conception and birth.
 |Has Illustrations=No
 |Has Note=Richler notes, 'According to the numeration of the quires the first four quires (except for the last 3 ff.) are missing' (p. 146).
 On story variation, Epstein notes: "A highly interesting variant, hitherto unnoted, occurs in the story Gibbosi on fol. 9r. When the porter carries the smothered hunchbacks to the river to dispose of them, the copyist, suddently inspired, fills the bottom and left margin of the page with nine lines describing the meeting of the stupid porter with a live hunchback at the river's edge. The porter confuses him with the ones he has thrown in and cannot understand why this one is still alive. Unfortunately a 2" by 2" section of this variant reading at the bottom has been obliterated and the lines at the left have faded, making reading by photocopy impossible" (p. 350). This suggets overlap between 'Gibbosi' and 'Amatores'.
 }}

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|Has Siglum Of The Version Of The Seven Sages=Mishle Sendebar
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|Has Narrative Or Scholarly Group Within Version=Hebrew Group A
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|Has Place Of Production=Italy
|Has Start Date Of Production=1300
|Has End Date Of Production=1400
|Has Source For Date Of Production=Richler (2001)
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|Has Collation=1. Ff. lr-10v: משליספרסינדברפילוסופוסחכםגדול

מחכמיהודו Tales of Sendeban Text similar to the

Constantinople 1516 edition. Cf. M. Epstein, Tales

of Sendebar (Philadelphia 1967), pp. 349-350.

2. Ff. llr-1 8 v : מעשהאלכסנטרוס Gests of Alexander of

Macedon. This composition consists of three

separate Greek stories: a) The Alexander Romance

(Pseudocallisthenes); b) a Greek chronicle on the

history of the world from Alexander to Augustus;

c) the end of Palladius' work on the Brahmans. All

three were probably translated from the Greek. Cf.

D. Flusser, in Tarbiz, xxvi (1957), pp. 164-185. On

the interpolations of texts a and c in some

versions of Josippon, cf. Flusser ,s edition

(Jerusalem 1981), voi. ii, pp. 216-252. Cf. also I.J.

Kazis, The Book of the Gests of Alexander of Macedon

(Cambridge 1962), pp. 35-37.

3. F. 19r-v: Extract from the first chapter of

Josippon (on the nations). Cf. Flusser's edition,

voi. i, pp. 3-9.

4. Ff. 19v-20r: Midrash on Hiram, king of Tyre.

Begins ויהיבהפיץה,אתבניהאדם . Minor variations

from the text published from a Munich MS by

H.M. Horowitz, ביתעקדהאגדות (Frankfurt o /M

1881) p. 29.

5. F. 20v: [ מדרשאליתהלל ] Midrash Al Yithalel. Only

the beginning. The pages with the continuation

are missing in the MS. With variations from both

versions published in Ozar Midrashim, pp. 15-19.

6. F. 21r: Midrashic legends in Aramaic.

7. F. 21v-22r: אותיותדחכמה Otiyyot de-Hokhmah.

Epigrams in Aramaic. The first 22 epigrams are in

alphabetical order.

8. F. 22r-v: ברסירא The 22 Aramaic epigrams from

the Alphabet of Ben Sira (medieval psuedo-Ben

Sira).

9. F. 22v: A list of 31 holy places, mainly

synagogues כניסיות in the Galilee, compiled during

the early Muslim period.

10. Ff. 23r-26r: יצירתהולד Yezirat ha-Velad. M idrash

on conception and birth.
|Has Illustrations=No
|Has Note=Richler notes, 'According to the numeration of the quires the first four quires (except for the last 3 ff.) are missing' (p. 146).

On story variation, Epstein notes: "A highly interesting variant, hitherto unnoted, occurs in the story Gibbosi on fol. 9r. When the porter carries the smothered hunchbacks to the river to dispose of them, the copyist, suddently inspired, fills the bottom and left margin of the page with nine lines describing the meeting of the stupid porter with a live hunchback at the river's edge. The porter confuses him with the ones he has thrown in and cannot understand why this one is still alive. Unfortunately a 2" by 2" section of this variant reading at the bottom has been obliterated and the lines at the left have faded, making reading by photocopy impossible" (p. 350). This suggets overlap between 'Gibbosi' and 'Amatores'.
}}