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DESCRIPTION OF THE REMAINING HEBREW MSS 79 The text of the prayers and of the piyyutim in particular is accompanied by occasional remarks and commentaries in a smaller script. E.g. the Aboda nniTD nnx (fols. 151 a -157 a ) (Davidson, alef 8816), here ascribed to Yose ben Yose, is accompanied by the whole text of the Mishna tractate Yoma. On fol. 133 a a note reads : •V'bD’X Timoa aiTD pv Contents: 2 a : ••• a Tin bx pr ••• mbxn nwn abi» bx 'n noa Mizmorim. 4 a : nnw ’b’bb mmbo pp’n mon ®x*i b® mm» l6 a : nwn »xn bw man» 21 a : naan »xn b» mm» naan taxi nban ino 56 b : naan »x*i b» m dt 58 a : naaan ^ mias? no -Thm ais 74 a n’bu ais nma 75 a : naaan naia 76 b : noa a*is;b nma nmaan or no 78 a : moa b’bb man» nbon 95 b : msba nna l04 b : naapa H2 b : nies orb mnnia 144 a : mea avb t]01B I68 b : moa orb nma I97 a : nb'»! nbon 206 a : man» nbon 208 : a loose leaf with a fragment of a »"a annax 'nb patD (Abr. Ibn Ezra) by a diff. hand.

Hebr. 225 - H (Or. 6833 b ) The fragments a) - m) were taken from the binding of Hebr. 225-1 {Or. 6833). a) Two paper fragments. 1) 178 X 95 (max.), on both sides remnants of 19 lines. Square Yemenite script, 15th cent. Not vocalised. As far as can be made out, the fragment contains, a midrashic text on Numbers 16, 25 a.o. 2) 205 x 90. Only a few letters legible; on verso print of writing. b) Fragment of a Gef. Paper, 65 X 90, 5 lines. Yemenite square script, 17th cent. (?) Signed by n"» pan oma p Dlbfe] n"s «mar p[-