KTIV990000589550205171
manuscript record in the National Library of Israel whose serial number is 990000589550205171
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KTIV990000589550205171
Summary
KTIV990000589550205171 is a manuscript[1]. KTIV990000589550205171 is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- KTIV990000589550205171 is in the country of Italy[3].
- KTIV990000589550205171's instance of is recorded as manuscript[4].
- KTIV990000589550205171's instance of is recorded as illuminated manuscript[5].
- KTIV990000589550205171's instance of is recorded as manuscript codex[6].
- KTIV990000589550205171's collection is recorded as National University Library of Turin[7].
- KTIV990000589550205171 took place at Turin[8].
- KTIV990000589550205171 is part of Ktiv[9].
- KTIV990000589550205171 comprises owned by[10].
- 2000 marks the founding of KTIV990000589550205171[11].
- KTIV990000589550205171's main subject is Jewish liturgy[12].
- KTIV990000589550205171's main subject is Book of Ruth[13].
- KTIV990000589550205171's main subject is illustration[14].
- KTIV990000589550205171's main subject is Song of Songs[15].
- KTIV990000589550205171's main subject is Ecclesiastes[16].
- KTIV990000589550205171's section is recorded as בראש כה"י (9-22) מגלות שה"ש, רות וקהלת עם ניקוד וטעמים (התחלת שה"ש חסר).[17].
- KTIV990000589550205171's section is recorded as דף 23א-38ב סדר קריאת התורה למועדים עם המפטירים כולל הקריאה לימים נוראים.[18].
- KTIV990000589550205171's section is recorded as השם "שלמה" מצוין (דף 9 ע"ב).[19].
- KTIV990000589550205171's section is recorded as בדף 150א (בתוך הציור) ציון בעלים: "שלי זה המחזור [מחוק] בר יוסף זצ"ל".[20].
- KTIV990000589550205171's number of pages is recorded as {'amount': '+176'}[21].
- KTIV990000589550205171's described by source is recorded as bibliography[22].
- KTIV990000589550205171's title is recorded as מחזור מנהג אשכנזי המערבי לחנוכה-שבועות[23].
- KTIV990000589550205171's title is recorded as כתובים (שיר השירים, רות, קהלת)[24].
- KTIV990000589550205171's exemplar of is recorded as Siddur and mahzor[25].
- KTIV990000589550205171's exemplar of is recorded as Ketuvim[26].
- KTIV990000589550205171's exemplar of is recorded as Song of Songs[27].
Body
Publication
KTIV990000589550205171 is part of Ktiv[9].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Jewish liturgy[12], Book of Ruth[13], illustration[14], Song of Songs[15], and Ecclesiastes[16].
Material and Period
KTIV990000589550205171 took place at Turin[8].
Why It Matters
KTIV990000589550205171 is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]