The text ends on fol. 316 a , but fols. 316 b and 317 a contain several notes. Warn. 70 (Or. 1195). 205 X 165 (140 X 115), 26 lines, 2 columns, each 50 mm. wide. Columns and lines ruled with a drypoint stylus. Quires are indicated by a catchword which is faded in most cases : 26IV(208) 111(214) 8IV(278) 111(284) 111-1(289). Short notes, corrections and additions appear sporadically in the margins There are also remarks on the haftarot and some qeri readings. The corrections and additions to the text are written in a small square script (the scribe’s), all the other notes are written in a small rather indistinct cursive hand, possibly the scribe’s or more probably the punctuator’s, as far as can be judged from the colour of the ink. Running titles of biblical books in this last hand occur in the upper margins of verso leaves. Fols. 108-202 are numbered in a rather bold cursive hand : Tp _ xpp The leaves are also numbered in small cursive Hebrew letters (probably by the second hand mentioned above). These numbers are almost illegible. Some examples : fol. 19 = rr, 29 = no. 283 = aopp. The text is fully vocalised and accentuated but contains no Masoretic notes, except for some later and some probably original qeri readings. Only at the end of the text after the last words of Malachi does the usual repetition of vs. 23 (first half only) occur. De Boer, no. 13. Warn. 71 (Or. 1197). 173 X 115 (114 X 80), 27 lines, 2 columns, each 35 mm. wide. The masora takes up a considerable proportion of the margins At the beginning some of it has even been cut off. The page containing the Song at the Sea (Ex. 15, fol. 46 a ) is more elaborately decorated by masoretic notes in the “carpet style”. On fol. 513 appears the nsw bo bo rvnoonn nnea with the corresponding folio numbers in Hebrew letters. Fol. 514 seems to have been added to the MS (diff. quality of vellum) and has the DHSnan bv nnoon with the corresponding folio numbers in Hebrew letters. The leaves of this MS also have a(n original?) Hebrew foliation; the leaves m 'JOT and TS?P are numbered twice, so that at the end fol. 512 is numbered opn. The order of the Ketuvim is : Psalms, Proverbs, Job, Daniel, Ezra-Nehemia, Ruth, Canticles, Ecclesiastes, Lamentations, Esther, Chronicles. De Boer, no. 14. Warn. 72 (Or. 1129). A-D : 215 X 150 (165 x 107), 26 lines. Binding A-F: Cardboard, thin leather spine. A : l a -44 b : Written in a Sefardi cursive hand. Quires are indicated by the ligature of n"»3 in the upper margin of each first leaf: 2IV(16) 111(22) 2(23-24) 2IV(40) [11(44)]. (See Steinschn. p. 289 first lines!) Catchwords from page to page. The catchwords on fols. 22 b , 23 b , 24 b do not corres-