aliarum linguarum orientalium, itemque manuscriptos codices Grascos et Latinos, Bibliothecae Academiae Leidensis : praeter alios nonnullos libros quos amicis reliquit; quod hie admonendum duximus, ne maiorem librorum copiam desideres in hoc catalogo.” 28. Amongst the other Oriental manuscripts which have been considered as belonging to the Scaliger bequest (although not all of these came from his collection) are three which have some connection with Hebrew viz. Or. 236 : “Tafsir al-Taura" (cf. Epistolcc, p. 704 : “Pentateuchus Arabicus Rabbi Sahadia Gaon cum eiusdem Persica interpretatione” (?)), Or. 237: An arabic-Turkish Lexicon bearing skilfully-written Hebrew verses on one of the fly-leaves and Or. 267: a Persian Lexicon, by F. Raphelengius, based on a Judeo-Persian Pentateuch; cp. MS Seal. 57, Dept, of Western MSS. 29. G. I. Lieftinck, The ‘Psalterium Hebraycum* Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society 2 (1955), p. 104.