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- Title
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נביאים ראשונים
- Alternative Title
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Neviʼim Rishonim
- Description
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This is the second of four volumes of the Hebrew Bible printed in Venice in 1524 by Daniel Bomberg and is the oldest book in the collection. It is known as the Second Great Rabbinic Bible. This text became the standard masoretic text and was the first printed Hebrew Bible with marginal masorah. This volume is incomplete: it only includes the books of Joshua, Judeges, and I and II Samuel (through chapter 5); it is missing I and II Kings. The text includes commentaries by Rashi, David Kimhi (Radak), and Levi ben Gershon (Ralbag), an Aramaic translation of the text, and the Messorah notes.
- IJA Number
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1399
- Publisher
- Hebrew Date of Publication
- Date of original publication
- Language
- oclcnum
- Contains annotations?
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Yes
- Object Depth
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4.90 cm
- Object Height
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43.30 cm
- Object Width
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29.70 cm
- Object Size
- Object Thickness
- Binding Moldy or Dirty
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Moderate
- Book Format
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Sewn Binding
- Cover Material
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Leather
- Decade of Publication
- Flattening
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Humidified
- Mended
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Yes
- Keywords
- Place of Publication
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Venice
- Record Type
- Rehoused
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Custom Box