in blind-tooled and partly gold stamped pigskin(?); small copper clasps. Both volumes bear the legend 1MO 1601 on their first board; original. A small piece of paper has been inserted in vol. I. It bears the text: Emtus in auctione librorum A. Lelong 1744. The leaf is loose, so association with this MS is not certain. Quires of III, not indicated. Catchwords in vol. 1 from page to page, in vol. 2 from leaf to leaf; partly cut off. Text neither vocalised nor accentuated. Vol. 1 has incipit nffN in red, blue, green and gold. The colophon in a small square script reported by Steinschn. occurs in vol. 1. Vol. 2 has the colophon in the same large square script as the text, except for the last word and the original last line, which is now cut off, so that we do not know now in which street the house “Zum Schloss” was : t V» ana / pm p"p hd aroa iiiiii i aima oxb® aix rraa / apy Fol. 177 b has p'bo three times, plus the name of the scribe written as a coat of arms : naba ia ap»\ Not recorded by De Boer. N. 83 (Or. 4804) (= Hebr. 83) Missing but is, however, still presumed to be in the Library. N. 84 (Or. 4805) (= Hebr. 84). 198 X 157 (151 X 105), ca. 25 lines. Half-leather binding ; 19 th cent. N. 85 (Or. 4806) (= Hebr. 85). 163 X 145 (111 X 87), 18 lines, ruled with a drypoint stylus; prickings in the outer margins. Half-leather binding; 19th cent. N. 86 (Or. 4807) (= Hebr. 86). 240 X 185, ca. 22 lines generally filling the entire page. Contemporary binding, cardboard with leather spine. Also Hebrew foliation by the scribe. Fols. l a -7 a : mnnaa. N. 87 (Or. 4808) (= Hebr. 87a -e). 240 X 180, ca. 22 lines generally filling the entire page. Contemporary binding, cardboard with leather spine. Also Hebrew foliation by the scribe. The first four vols. have -ninn nann Kin rma *wx own ’bn» nnx nan •••• 'jKiabw pTn ixnx paba nriaan 'naaxn obis p ’bnsi nbisan «iioibnni xbain onnan •naaxa *wx trsnna miaina nbvnn -ran x"»’ pyaa isat p"p ’aenna on the first leaf after the title. There are slight variations in the eulogy. As repeatedly stated in the colophon, the text was written in the city of The Hague. See N. 86. N.B. : For the parts missing between vols. 3) and 4) see MS Hebr. 126 {Or. 3091). N. 88 (Or. 4809) (= Hebr. 88). 240 X 180, ca. 22 lines generally filling the entire page. Contemporary binding, cardboard with leather spine. Also Hebrew foliation by the scribe.