Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989
Hebrew manuscript, 1300, National Library of Israel
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Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989
Summary
Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989 is a codex[1].
Key Facts
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989 authored Q139095023[2].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989 authored Q139168678[3].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989 authored Q139185325[4].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989 authored Q139094304[5].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989 authored Menachem Zioni[6].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989 authored Domenico Silvio Passionei[7].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989 is located in Jerusalem[8].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989 is in the country of Israel[9].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's instance of is recorded as codex[10].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's owned by is recorded as Q139097182[11].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's owned by is recorded as Q139169597[12].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's owned by is recorded as Q139186184[13].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's owned by is recorded as Q139231284[14].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's genre is recorded as banned book[15].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's collection is recorded as National Library of Israel[16].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's inventory number is recorded as F 13989[17].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's writing system is recorded as Hebrew alphabet[18].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's language of work or name is recorded as Hebrew[19].
- +1300-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989[20].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's described at URL is recorded as http://bookreader.nli.org.il/NliBookViewer/?ie_pid=IE54150218#page/n345/mode/2up[21].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's title is recorded as קובץ בקבלה.[22].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's number of parts of this work is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+2'}[23].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Manuscripts[24].
- Jerusalem, NLI, F 13989's copyright status is recorded as public domain[25].
Body
Works and Contributions
Authored works include Q139095023[2]; Q139168678[3]; Q139185325[4]; Q139094304[5]; Menachem Zioni[6], a rabbi[26], 1337–1410[27]; and Domenico Silvio Passionei[7], an art collector[28], 1682–1761[29].