The MS was written in the city of the Hague as is stated in the colophon (see N. 86,87). The titlepage bears a statement of authorship similar to N. 87. N. 89 (Or. 4810) (= Hebr. 89). 240 x 180, ca. 22 lines generally fill the entire page. Contemporary binding, cardboard with gold stamped leather spine, bearing the legend : '3 'X pbn baton -jbn». Logica. Hebrew foliation. The MS was written in the city of the Hague as is stated in the colophon (Fol. 181 b , see preceding items). The title page bears a statement of authorship similar to prece ding items : see N. 87. NB. : Nos. 86, 87, 88 and 89 are all written in the same 19th cent. Ashkenasi cursive hand. N. 90 (Or. 4811) (= Hebr. 90). 2 fols. + 148 pp. + 14 fols., 195 X 155 (125 X 80), ca. 34 lines, in 3) ca. 42 lines. Half-leather binding; 19th cent. Original pagination in Arabic numerals. Steinschn.’s quotations are from the unnumbered leaves I and II. Fol. I b bears the HTH- Fol. II a bears the title, a description of the content in 21 narrow lines and the date (partly given by Steinschn.). On the lower half of the page there is a legend in Latin cursive script, mostly crossed out: Jo. Jac. R(eiske?) ... Sept. 1736 Fol. II b a section headed : mn 1B0H nrbsnna. Then follows p. 1 with the beginning of the text. P. 125 is numbered twice. Pp. 142 - 148 were originally numbered 1 - 7. Johann Jacob Reiske was an orientalist who resided in Leiden from 1738 -1747. N. 91 (Or. 4812) (= Hebr. 91). Two volumes: a) About 300 unnumbered leaves, 200/210 X 155/165. The last two leaves are written in Dutch and deal with single verses of Jer. 1-4. b) about 40 unnumbered leaves, 225 X 190. Four loose leaves about Daniel. Cardboard binding. In most cases only the right hand halves of pages have text. N. 92 (Or. 1336) (= Hebr. 92). 208 X 160 (160 X 88), ca. 33 lines. Binding: Cardboard with decorated leather back, bearing the legend : Schroeder, In minores prophetas I, II. Vol. I: Pp. 1 - 440; vol. II: Pp. 441 - 855. Latin text; Hebrew voces in the margin. Running titles of books, chapters and verses on each page. P. 440 : Groningce d. 4 Martii ai 1760. P. 855 : Groningce a.d. 18 Junii anni 1761. /*(?). Mees. S.S. Theol. Stud. In 1755 one Petrus Mees, philol. appears in the Album Studiosorum Acc. Gron., cp. the title- page of this MS which is (somewhat incompletely) given by Steinschn.