Warn. 37 (Or. 4775). 210 X 138 (145 X 80), 24 lines. Binding : Cardboard, recent. Last word(s) of each leaf repeated on the next. The text of the MS itself begins on fol. 4 a and ends on fol. 72 a , followed by an addition: fols. 73 a -75 a (see Steinschn. p. 150). Fols. l b -3 a , 75 b -78 a have tables, written in a hand differing from that of the body of the MS (see Steinschn. p. 151). Fol. l a has an A and 4 a has a B, written in an early hand. Fol. l a has the legend: si ns ««n na omsK i" 1 ? o’sssn» orabnan pawn *ibo witb abw. The present order of leaves (i.e. : 1-29 (formerly 50), 30, 48, 32, 46, 34, 44, 36, 37-43, 35, 45, 33, 47, 31, 49, 29, 51, 52 ), in all probability established by Steinschn., is corroborated by the repetition of the last few words of the leaves. Fols. 29 (for merly 50), 30, 46 (end of a section), 36, 40, 42, 52 have no word repeated but this does not imply a disturbance of the correct order; in most cases the succession of words makes sense. The comparatively modern binding of this MS without doubt results from this new order. Warn. 38 (Or. 4776). 5 + 172 + 5 fols. and two pastedowns, 215 X 142 (137 X 85), 24 lines. Probably an original binding: Blind tooled leather on wood; copper clasps lost. Catchwords only on the first six and on the last leaves of the quires : [III (flyleaf)] 14VI(168) V(flyleaf X). Warn. 39 (Or. 4777). 220 X 140 (156 X 97), 25 lines. Catchwords as usual, or repetition of last words, or both, or neither. On fols. 59, 84, 97, 116, e.g. there is no correspondence of catchwords. The main text ends on fol. 127 a . For fols. 127 b -128 b see Steinschn. p. 153. Warn. 40 (Or. 4778). 10 fragments + 245 fols., 195 X 140 (150 X 85). MS 1: 30/34 lines; MS III: 24-26 lines. This volume can roughly be divided into three diff. MSS : MS. I: fol. 1-105. MS II : fol. 106-164; certainly no unity, written by diff. hands. MS III: fol. 165-245. Several quires can be distinguished by the fact that catchwords appear on the first halves and last leaves of each : (126) 111(132) VI(144) V(154) [V(164)] VI-1(175) 5VI(235) V(245). N.B. : between fols. 149-150 there seems to be no correspondence of catchwords. Catchwords as usual to fol. 114. In other instances there is repetition of last words of leaves. Between fols. 16 and 103 a foliation in old Western Arabic numerals can be distin guished (the same hand has written many Hebrew notes). The distribution of the