Written in a clear square script which closely resembles a Sefardi scroll square (the het has the “broken” upper stroke) without the “tagin No vocalisation, no accentuation. The first line only has the words mrr T»3; on the second line the Parasha Noah begins. Vs. 13 begins on a new line (line 8). From the legacy of Maurits Wagenvoort, Jan. 1948. Not recorded by De Boer.

Hebr. 242 (Or. 8805) J. H. Kramers, Notes and photocopies for Youssouf Kamal, Monumenta cartographica Africa et Egypti. 1926-1951. Contains a.o. Hebrew text with French translation and notes from parts of Abraham bar Hiyya’s v*ixn n*llX and from Sefer Eldad ha-Dani.

Hebr. 244 (Or. 6833 a ) Bible. Exodus 39,34-40,11 with Targum and Tafsir. Fragment. One paper leaf, tom and uneven, 195 X 161 (max.), 27 lines. Upper and lower lines only partly preserved. Clear Yemenite square script, 17-18th cent.; text and Targum vocalised with the Tiberian sublinear vocalisation; text also accentuated. One correction in the margin on verso by a diff. hand. The first complete words on recto are : trtwinn ms. The last words on verso : jv 'ami: IDS nsnpl Found in Hebr. 225 (Or. 6833) De Boer, no. 10. Hebr. 248 (Or. 10868) Bible. Exodus 33,5 - 36,24. One quire of three sheets, vellum, 231 x 155 (170 x 115), 17 lines; ruled with a drypoint stylus. Clear Yemenite square script, 15th cent. Vocalised in the superlinear vocalisation, dagesh is used. Superlinear accentuation (mainly atnah and zaqef qaton). Text now and then a bit faded. First words on fol. l a : niPSX na nsnxi- Last words on fol. 6 b : ’ffin vniT ’DE? 1 ?. In 35,11 qeri is given in the margin. After 34,35 (end of Parasha Tissa) is written