Hebrew Group B, found in only two manuscripts, forms the basis of Morris Epstein's 1967 edition of
Mishle Sendebar. The Oxford manuscripts that make up Group B include the embedded stories
Jusjurandum,
Fur et Luna, and
Ingenia, and do not include
Gibbosi or
Senex Caecus prior to the empress's last story.
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1100 - 1250
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