Paraliterary text: T-S K1.115

Paraliterary text T-S K1.115

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Shelfmark
T-S K1.115
Primary Language
Latin

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A transliterated Latin prayer (borrowed from a Christian thief-catching ordeal), an Arabic version of a gnostic saying of Secundus the Silent Philosopher, a Hebrew praise of God, an Aramaic recipe for path-jumping and the beginning of an Aramaic recipe (for revelation?) to be performed before the Torah-ark (קדם ארונא) of the synagogue. Information from GRU catalog via FGP and Bohak, "Catching a Thief," (2006).

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Collection
Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter
Historical shelfmarks
TS K, 1, f. 115; TS K, 1, fol. 115; TS Box K, 1, f. 115; TS Box K, 1, fol. 115
Input date
In PGP since 2021
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Transcription
Translation

T-S K1.115 1r

1r

T-S K1.115 1v

1v
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Cambridge University Library, Taylor-Schechter, T-S K1.115. Available online through the Princeton Geniza Project at https://geniza.princeton.edu/documents/32668/, accessed November 27, 2024.
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