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Hebrew Pentateuch
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The Hebrew Pentateuch (Exod. XX 1-5) Ninth Century. The text is arranged in three columns to the page and is accompanied by the Massorah Magna and Parva. |
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Hebrew Pentateuch
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Hebrew Pentateuch (Numbers vi. 3-10) Twelfth Century. The text is accompanied by Chaldee Targum "translation ", translation commonly attributed to Oukelos; the two version being written in alternated verses. |
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The Book of the Law
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The "Book of the Law", fifteenth century. The complete column of the Hebrew text contains the "song of Moses" (Exod. xv 1-19). |
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Samaritan Pentateuch Arabic
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The manuscript is bilingual, Hindu and Arabic, in Samaritan characters written in parallel double columns. This plate represents the Arabic text. |
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Samaritan Pentateuch
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The manuscript is bilingual, Hindu and Arabic, in Samaritan characters written in parallel double columns. This plate represents the Hebrew text. |
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Syriac Books of the Pentateuch
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Four books of the Pentateuch, viz, Genesis, Exodus, Numbers and Deutronomy according to the Peshitta version, in the Estrangela-Syrian character. The oldest dated biblical manuscript dated. |
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Aelfrics Pentateuch
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The Pentateuch and Book of Joshua, partly translated and partly epitomized by Aelfric, Archbishop of Canterbury who died in A.D. 1006. |
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The Ancient Case Containing the Samaritan Pentateuch
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The ancient case containing the Samaritan Pentateuch. |
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Specimen of an Ancient Samaritan Pentateuch
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A specimen of ancient Samaritan pentateuch, which is part of the so-called fire-tried manuscript. |
