KTIV990001084690205171
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KTIV990001084690205171
Summary
KTIV990001084690205171 is a manuscript[1]. KTIV990001084690205171 is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- KTIV990001084690205171 is in the country of United States[3].
- KTIV990001084690205171's instance of is recorded as manuscript[4].
- KTIV990001084690205171's instance of is recorded as manuscript codex[5].
- KTIV990001084690205171's instance of is recorded as written work[6].
- KTIV990001084690205171 is owned by Jewish Theological Seminary of America[7].
- KTIV990001084690205171 is made of paper[8].
- KTIV990001084690205171's collection is recorded as Jewish Theological Seminary of America[9].
- KTIV990001084690205171 took place at New York City[10].
- KTIV990001084690205171 is part of Ktiv[11].
- KTIV990001084690205171's language of work or name is recorded as Hebrew[12].
- KTIV990001084690205171's language of work or name is recorded as Occitan dialects[13].
- KTIV990001084690205171 comprises colophon[14].
- 1692 marks the founding of KTIV990001084690205171[15].
- KTIV990001084690205171's significant event is recorded as change of ownership[16].
- KTIV990001084690205171's main subject is Jewish prayer[17].
- KTIV990001084690205171's main subject is liturgy[18].
- KTIV990001084690205171's work available at URL is recorded as https://www.nli.org.il/he/manuscripts/NNL_ALEPH990001084690205171/NLI#$FL28911459[19].
- KTIV990001084690205171's location of creation is recorded as Carpentras[20].
- KTIV990001084690205171's number of pages is recorded as {'amount': '+127'}[21].
- KTIV990001084690205171's title is recorded as מחזור מנהג קרפנטרץ לימים נוראים[22].
- KTIV990001084690205171's folio is recorded as בדף 96א: "אשמורה ערב הצום", סליחות לערב צום כיפור[23].
- KTIV990001084690205171's folio is recorded as ציון הבעלים: בדף 2א: "יחיאל מיכל זקש"; דף 38ב: "זבולון כרמי" ; "שלמה ברוק" בסוף כה"י[24].
- KTIV990001084690205171's folio is recorded as Adler, Elkan Nathan Ms. 132[25].
Body
Publication
Languages include Hebrew[12] and Occitan dialects[13]. KTIV990001084690205171 is part of Ktiv[11].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Jewish prayer[17] and liturgy[18].
Material and Period
KTIV990001084690205171 is made of paper[8]. KTIV990001084690205171 took place at New York City[10].
Why It Matters
KTIV990001084690205171 is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]