N. 93 (Or. 4813) (= Hebr. 93). 226 X 151 (195 X 125), 27 lines. Binding : Vellum on cardboard. On fols. 85-86 catchwords do not correspond. The MS is more or less waterstained throughout. N. 94 (Or. 4814) (= Hebr. 94). 222 X 170 (188 X 123), 17 lines. Original binding, sheepskin on wood. Another hand on diff. paper : fols. 151, 152, 166, 205 b , 390, 442-445; yet another hand fol. 446 a and a fourth 447-448. Another kind of paper is used for fols. 348-351, 369-370. Fols. 1-6 are vellum. Hebr. 95 (Or. 18) (Steinschn. p. 380ff). 286 X 208 (225 X 144), 28 lines. Catchwords as usual but often also from page to page. 343 pages, paginated in a 17th or 18th cent. hand. Pp. 1-57 also foliated in the same hand : fols. 1-29. Pp. 1, 123 and 219 have ornamental headings. Hebr. 96 (Or. 221) (Steinschn. p. 382). 282 X 205 (190 X 135), ca. 27 lines. Last word(s) of leaves repeated on the next. 420 pages, paginated in a 17th(?) cent. hand. P. 1 is preceded by four flyleaves I - IV, which did not originally belong to the MS itself. Fol. IV a has among others : “Rabbi mosè Aegiptus [supplied for Corban (?), which has been crossed out]. De differentia natura et legis : scriptus hebraice lingua in Ara- bica”, written in Scaliger’s hand. Seal. 1 (Or. 4718). 294 fols., 513 X 360 (328 X 215), 43 lines, 3 columns, each 65 mm. wide. Binding : Linen on wooden boards, half-leather; 19th cent, restoration of the 17th cent, standard Library binding. Quires are indicated by catchwords : 4IV(24) 11(28) 25IV(228) ?(242) 6IV(290) 4. Drawings of animals etc. occasionally. There is what seems to be an original Hebrew foliation in the same hand and written at the same spot as the running titles. There are the following deviations in the Hebrew foliation : fol. 95 seems to be unnumbered; 176 and 177 are both numbered : n"S?p>; 180 and 181 are both numbered n"»j?; 262 and 263 are both numbered D"n; the number N"sn has been omitted. Fols. 283 — 290 should come after fol. 274 since a quire has been wrongly inserted This can be concluded from the catchwords and from the Hebrew foliation which follows the original order. This order is now also indicated by a modem foliation in brackets. Fols. 281 - 294 were interleaved at the time of the last rebinding in order to protect the leaves which have become increasingly waterstained and corroded.