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manuscript/00226 📜 Oxford, The Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford: Ms. Hunt. Add. D

Oxford (England), The Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford: Ms. Hunt. Add. D


Identifiers and Titles

Alternative IdentifiersOxford (England), Catalogue Neubauer: 1949
Oxford (England), Catalogue Uri, Bodleian: 368
Primary Manuscript TitlesThe Magnificent Parchment - MS Hunt. Add. D
MS Hunt. Add. D היריעה המפוארת - כתב יד

Manuscript History

Origin
Date Range1500 - 1599
Date Informationמאה ט"ז.
Provenance
Owner InformationThe Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Current or Former Ownercurrent
Provenance Place
Provenance Settlement Information (English)Oxford
Provenance CountryUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Provenance Country Information (English)England

Physical Description

Materialparchment
Formscroll
Support Description (English)Parchment
Layout (English)One scribe appears to be responsible for all texts and images. Rotulus divided into upper two thirds (sefirotic tree and secondary diagrams) and bottom third (Zodiac).
Number of Pages (English)[6] דף.
Size (English)5 leaves
Hand Description
Hand Description Tags Aאיטלקית

Languages Used

Main LanguageRabbinic Hebrew

Content Description

Summary (English)Oxford, MS Hunt. Add. D. is a particularly fine, early, and well-preserved witness of a family of large manuscript rotuli ("ilanot") to which we have given the name "The Magnificent Parchment." Only one witness (London, BL, MS Or. 6465 Scroll © The British Library Board) carries a colophon, dating it to 1556. The original Magnificent Parchment was likely crafted ca. 1500 in northern Italy. This family of "luxury" manuscripts is distinguished by its grand scale, its graphical richness, and its 33,000 word anthological text.

Further Information

Research LiteratureA. Neubauer, Catalogue of the Hebrew Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library (Oxford 1886)
Notes (Hebrew)ציוני עשר ספירות עם הסברים רבים שלוקטו מחיבורי קבלה שונים. / נושא נוסף: קבלה

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Oxford (England), The Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford: Ms. Hunt. Add. D


Identifiers and Titles

Alternative IdentifiersOxford (England), Catalogue Neubauer: 1949
Oxford (England), Catalogue Uri, Bodleian: 368
Primary Manuscript TitlesThe Magnificent Parchment - MS Hunt. Add. D
MS Hunt. Add. D היריעה המפוארת - כתב יד

Manuscript History

Origin
Date Range1500 - 1599
Date Informationמאה ט"ז.
Provenance
Owner InformationThe Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Current or Former Ownercurrent
Provenance Place
Provenance Settlement Information (English)Oxford
Provenance CountryUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Provenance Country Information (English)England

Physical Description

Materialparchment
Formscroll
Support Description (English)Parchment
Layout (English)One scribe appears to be responsible for all texts and images. Rotulus divided into upper two thirds (sefirotic tree and secondary diagrams) and bottom third (Zodiac).
Number of Pages (English)[6] דף.
Size (English)5 leaves
Hand Description
Hand Description Tags Aאיטלקית

Languages Used

Main LanguageRabbinic Hebrew

Content Description

Summary (English)Oxford, MS Hunt. Add. D. is a particularly fine, early, and well-preserved witness of a family of large manuscript rotuli ("ilanot") to which we have given the name "The Magnificent Parchment." Only one witness (London, BL, MS Or. 6465 Scroll © The British Library Board) carries a colophon, dating it to 1556. The original Magnificent Parchment was likely crafted ca. 1500 in northern Italy. This family of "luxury" manuscripts is distinguished by its grand scale, its graphical richness, and its 33,000 word anthological text.

Further Information

Research LiteratureA. Neubauer, Catalogue of the Hebrew Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library (Oxford 1886)
Notes (Hebrew)ציוני עשר ספירות עם הסברים רבים שלוקטו מחיבורי קבלה שונים. / נושא נוסף: קבלה

Surfaces Linking to This Manuscript:

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