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Revision as of 15:47, 12 March 2025
Manuscript Identification
Reference Number
Heb8
Location
Siglum / Shelfmark
Oriental Manuscripts 16091 (formerly MS Halberstamm-Montefiore no. 113; Hirschfield catalogue no. 500)
Textual Content & Tradition
Standardised title of narrative
Version (siglum)
Language Group within Version
Narrative / Scholarly Group within Version
Source for textual relationship
Languages
Language of text
Digitisation & Editions
Note
Hirschfield (p. 155) has again confused the title of this work, calling it 'the travels of Sindbad'.
As this text is a direct copy of one of the early printed versions, Epstein calls this manuscript 'totally uninmportant', remarkable only in that 'anyone should wish to copy [it] by hand so late', something which shows both 'the popularity of Mishle Sendebar and the scarcity of printed copies' (p. 347).Authorship & Production
Physical Description
Catalogues & Research Literature
Research Material
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