Paper, 34 pages, 403 X 260. Text mainly in Arabic. The Hungarian, Paulus Gyongyos, was a student of Albert Schultens. De Jong, p. 8.

Acad. 101 Everhard Scheidius (1742-1794), Idiotismi linguarum orientalium. Notes on Semitic syntax. Cardboard binding. Paper, 11 fols., 330 x 210. Many blank spaces. Latin and Hebrew, some Arabic. Everhard Scheidius was professor of Oriental Languages and Greek in Harderwijk and, for a short time, Leiden (1793). De Jong, p. If

Acad. 214 SelUjot, Qinot. Franco-German rite. Binding : Blind tooled vellum on wooden boards. Vellum, 243 fols., 281 X 210 (195/208 X 130), 23 lines or less, ruled with a plummet; prickings in outer and inner margins. Quires are indicated by catchwords which have sometimes been partially cut off: [IV(8)] 2IV(24) [IV(32)] 13IV(136) [IV(144) IV-1(151)] 7IV(207) [IV(215)J 4IV[(247)J. Quires II, III and IV probably inserted; diff. hands. Ashkenazi square script, 14th cent. Vocalised. Final consonantal yud has 1j.ireq\ mem often has dagesh in unusual positions; mappiq below he\ confusion of fere and segol. Several marginal and interlinear notes, mostly additions and corrections by the scribe as well as by later users. Notes relevant to the identification of the Selibot have been included in the enumeration of the contents below. The Selihot on fols. 9-23 and 48-215 have, with some exceptions been numbered by the scribe in the margin of the leaves as far as fol. 199 b (end of a quire). The remainder have been numbered by a later hand. For details see below. The Qinot of fols. 216 - 247 are not numbered. On fol. 215 b , at the end of the Selibot, there is a colophon in large square script: px px px: aVioa man nbs?'’® nn aVisb xVi aim xb pr xb pnx’ na nna© ptnnn pm : nbonbonbo Fol. l a bears the inscriptions of two owners. In the lower margin : (?)**ban ana® *l"3 priS’ ’bitf mrrbon lb’X