Miscellany
MS. Laud Or. 122
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Miscellany
Shelfmark
MS. Laud Or. 122
Date
[mid-16th century]
Language
Hebrew
Contents
Acquisition
Donated to the Library by Archbishop William Laud (see Summary Catalogue, vol.II, part 1, pp.13-14).
Provenance
Owner's inscription on fol. 1r: "Liber Giulielmi Laud Archiepi[scopi] Cantuar[iensis] et Cancellarii Universitatis Oxon[iensis] 1635"
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Title
Shem Tobh
Shelfmark
MS. Laud Or. 122
Date
c. 1280-1556
Language
Hebrew
Physical facet
On paper
Physical extent
206 Leaves
Custodial history
Manuscript 2120 acquired by the Bodleian Library
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Collection contents
See this item
Connections
People associated with this object
- Gikatilla, Joseph ben Abraham, 1248-ג’קטילה, יוסף בן אברהם
- Shats, Hirtsטריביש, נפתלי הירץ
- Gerondi, Jacob ben Sheshet, active 13th centuryיעקב בן ששת גירונדי
- Ibn Shem Tov, Shem Tov ben Joseph ben Shem Tov, active 15th centuryשם טוב בן שם טוב
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Moses ben Shem Tov, de Leon, 1250-1305
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Nahmanides, approximately 1195-approximately 1270
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Laud, William, 1573-1645
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Abulafia, Abraham ben Samuel, 1240-approximately 1292
