Catchwords are used, especially in the Latin text. Various parts of the Hebrew text have headings : (fol. 9 a ) OWMX 11313 (fol. 24 b ) Dwawn m ibidh biae?x p (fol. 27 b ) tnn&wn ns*** (fol. 37 b , 59 b ) ’xip *]*n •’B’an ttk p (fol. 63 a ) niBKi (Omp mis (fol. 76 b ) ('S» 'i *p) ’sip irr’bs n*ns (fol. 79 a ) 'si? '3»B? iVn ra’ 'i p (fol. 88 b ) as 'Ip *p ’Sip riD’ '1 (fol. 89 b ) 'si? 'nae? 'll (fol. 94 b ) 'ai? 'Si? rp ... As stated by Steinschn. {Prcef., p. XI) this MS was incompletely edited by J. Chr. Wolf, Bibliotheca Hebraica IV, 1086-1096. This edition does not meet modem standards. The Latin parts do not always give the literal text of the MS and many of the Hebrew parts are omitted. It is also to be found in Blasius Ugolinus, Thesaurus Antiquitatum SacrarumXXSl, CCCCLXXXVn-CCCCXCVI. Warn. 75 (Or. 1127). 211 X 155 (size of written space varies). Loose quires and leaves in cardboard cover. Sefardi mashait script with Latin marginal notes by L. Warner. There is some disorder in the foliation, both in the modern and in Warner’s original foliation. The present order seems to originate from Steinschn. There are 113 numbered leaves. Warn. 76 (Or. 1128). 220 X 160 (size of written space varies). Loosely bound quires in cardboard covers. Most of the text should be read in Western fashion with the spine on the left. A : Unnumbered leaves. Parts of the Hebrew biblical text with Latin translation in Warner’s hand, Hebrew commentary in Warner’s hand and in another more expert Sefardi mashait hand. On the books Joshua, Judges, Samuel and Kings. The text on Joshua and Judges has been partially edited by J. Chr. Wolf, Bibliotheca Hebraica IV, 1096-1113 and reproduced by Blasius Ugolinus, Thesaurus Antiquitatum Sacrarum XXII, CCCCXVII-DX, with omission of the Latin translations of the biblical text (see Warn. 74). B : Idem, idem. On Job. C : Idem, idem. On Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Canticles, Esther, Ruth. D : Idem, idem. On Psalms. The first leaves also have Latin notes by Warner. From the rest of the MS the following parts can be discerned : E 1 : About 65 unnumbered leaves. Isaiah. Parts of the Hebrew text with Latin trans lation in Warner’s hand. Hebrew commentaries in an expert Sefardi mashait hand with Warner’s Latin version. E 2 : About 75 unnumbered leaves; Isaiah 1,1-60,8. Parts of the Hebrew text with Latin translation in Warner’s hand. No commentaries. Headed : Esaias ex Aharon Mischav (?), last page : cetera non extant. Many blank spaces.