File:Bern, Burgerbibliothek, Cod. 200, f. 128v – Lexicographical and scientific miscellany.JPG
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English: This medieval Hebrew lexicographical and scientific miscellany dates back to 1290 and encloses three highly important texts, used as the base for published editions and studies. These are: the Maḥberet Menahem by Menahem ben Jacob Ibn Saruq (died c. 970); an anonymous Hebrew prose translation of the very popular Old French version of the lapidary by Marbode of Rennes (12th c.) and lastly, an anonymous abridged version of the talmudic and midrashic lexicon entitled Sefer ha-Arukh by Natan ben Yehiel Anav of Rome (1035-1110), called the Berner Kleiner Arukh.
Deutsch: Dieser lexikographische und wissenschaftliche Sammelband aus dem Mittelalter, in Hebräisch geschrieben und auf das Jahr 1290 datiert, enthält drei äusserst wichtige Texte, die als Basis für publizierte Editionen und Studien benutzt wurden. Es handelt sich um: Maḥberet Menahem von Menachem ben Jacob Ibn Saruq (gest. gegen 970); eine anonyme Prosaübersetzung auf Hebräisch der beliebten altfranzösischen Version des liber lapidum von Marbod von Rennes (12. Jahrhundert); und schliesslich eine anonyme, abgekürzte Version des Talmudlexikons und Midrasch mit dem Titel Sefer ha-Arukh von Natan ben Jechiel (1035-1110), auch genannt Berner Kleiner Arukh. Die Eigenheit dieser Kopie besteht in den sich darin befindlichen alt-westjiddischen und alt-französischen Glossen.
Français : Ce recueil médiéval, lexicographique et scientifique, rédigé en hébreu, date de 1290 et comprend trois textes très importants, utilisés comme base pour des éditions publiées et des études. Il s’agit de : Maḥberet Menahem par Menahem ben Jacob Ibn Saruq (m. vers 970), une traduction anonyme en prose et en hébreu de la version en ancien français très populaire du lapidaire de Marbode de Rennes (XIIe siècle), et enfin, une version anonyme abrégée du lexique talmudique et midrashique intitulé Sefer ha-Arukh, par Natan ben Yehiel Anav de Rome (1035-1110), appelé le Berner Kleiner Arukh.
Italiano: Questa miscellanea lessicografica e scientifica ebraica medievale risale al 1290 e racchiude tre testi di grande importanza, utilizzati come base per la pubblicazione e lo studio delle edizioni. Questi sono: la Maḥberet Menahem di Menahem ben Jacob Ibn Saruq (morto intorno al 970 circa); una traduzione anonima in prosa ebraica della popolarissima versione in antico francese del lapidario di Marbodo di Rennes (XII secolo) e, infine, una versione anonima abbreviata del lessico talmudico e midrashic intitolato Sefer ha-Arukh di Natan ben Yehiel Anav di Roma (1035-1110), chiamato Berner Kleiner Arukh. La particolarità di questa copia è la presenza di glosse in yiddish orientale antico e in antico francese. |
| Date | (writing) - 16th century (binding) |
| Source | https://www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/list/one/bbb/0200 |
| Author | Unknown author |
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