![[texts]](/images/mediatype_texts.gif) | The Massoreth ha-Massoreth of Elias Levita : being an exposition of the Massoretic notes on the Hebrew Bible; or, The ancient critical apparatus of the Old Testament in Hebrew - Elijah ben Asher, the Levite, 1468-1509
Keywords: Old Testament; Massorah
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| RabbinicBibleOT Mikraot Gedolot Bomberg'sHebrewTanach.Jacob ben Chaim.1525. - Jacob ben Chaim (Yacov ben Chayim). Bomberg's edition.1525.
Hebrew Bible of the Old Testament, the Tanach, Tanakh. Masoretic notes on the Biblical Hebrew text, Aramaic Targum, Biblical commentaries, medieval commentaries in the peshat tradition. Numerous editions of the Mikraot Gedolot have been and continue to be published. First published in 1524รข25 by Daniel Bomberg in Venice, the Mikraot Gedolot was edited by the masoretic scholar Yakov ben Hayyim (Jacob ben Chaim).See Christian Ginsburg for history and details.mjm,2009.
Keywords: Hebrew; old testament; Bible; Tanach; Massorah; Aramaic; Hebrew texts
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| Massorah Massoreth Massoretic RabbinicHebrewBible.C.D.Ginsburg.1865.1905.4vols.plus3vols - Christian David Ginsburg, based on Jacob ben-Chaim, Elias Levita, and others.1865-1905.
"The Massorah is an encyclopedic work siting all various readings of the Tanach from different manuscripts through out the world. In the first four volumes, the original text of the masorah (in Hebrew) is arranged alphabetically with many additional notes drawn from manuscripts. The fifth volume contains supplements, and some masoretic tractates. The sixth volume renders into English all Hebrew entries of the first volume up to the letter "yod," with explanatory notes...
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