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Pesiḳta rabata. = פסיקתא רבתא.

Format/Description:
Book
195 leaves : paper ; 207 x 138 (165 x 95) mm bound to 215 x 155 mm
Production:
[Castello], [1563]
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Standardized Title:
Pesikta rabbati.
פסיקתא רבתי. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n85299534
Form/Genre:
Codices.
Manuscripts, Hebrew.
Manuscripts, Renaissance.
Language:
Hebrew; introduction in Italian.
Summary:
Collection of Midrash with an introduction in Venetian dialect (Italian-Spanish mix). Although identified at the top of the first page as Pesikta de-rav Kahanah, an inscription at the end of the text refers to it as Pesikta rabata. An introduction to the work is found on leaves 186-195.
Notes:
Ms. codex.
Title from colophon.
Although identified at the top of the first page as Pesiḳta de-rav Ḳahanah, an inscription at the end of the text refers to it as Pesiḳta rabata. An introduction to the work is found on leaves 186-195.
Foliation: Paper, i (19th-century) + i + 195 + i (19th-century); 1-184, [185-195], contemporary foliation in ink with Hebrew letters upper left recto and with Arabic numerals upper right verso. Gatherings A-H (each 5 bifolia) signed A-H, lower left recto of first leaf.
Layout: Written in 20 lines.
Script: Written in Italian cursive script.
Binding: 19th-century library cloth; almost detached from block, sewing broken; title stamped in ink on spine, Pesikta Rabbathi.
Origin: Written in Castello [Italy?] in 1563.
Colophon: Tam ṿe-nishlam ha-yom Yom 1. koaḥ le-mispar Bene Yiśraʼel shenat 291 poh Ḳaśṭilyo ʻa. y. Shimshon y. ts. ṿ. b.k.r. Gavriʼel a.a.
Byname: London manuscript.
Item cataloged from digital facsimile and existing description.
Colophon: "תם ונשלם היום יום א' כח למספר בני ישראל שנת רצ"א פה קשטילו ע"י שמשון יצ"ו בכ"ר גבריאל א"א."
Penn Provenance:
Formerly owned by Dr. Abraham Cohen (London).
Formerly held in the library of the Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning (bookplate inside right cover).
Publications about:
Pesikta rabbati: a synoptic edition of Pesiquta rabbati based upon all evident manuscripts and the editio principles / [edited] by Rivka Ulmler], 3 vols., South Florida studies in the history of Judaism ; no. 155, 20 ( Atlanta, Ga. : Scholars Press, 1997).
Contributor:
Cohen, Abraham, 1887-1951, former owner.
Shimshon ben Gavriʼel, scribe.
Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning, former owner.
שמשון בן גביאל, מעתיק.
OCLC:
957032437