Part of Ibn Gabirols' Keter malkut, paragraphs 1-2, 27-30 (DS25942) (Q99553)

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  • Keter malkhut
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Part of Ibn Gabirols' Keter malkut, paragraphs 1-2, 27-30 (DS25942)
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    Part of Ibn Gabirols' Keter malkut, paragraphs 1-2, 27-30
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    Keter malkhut
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    High Holidays--Prayers and devotions--Hebrew
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    Orient
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    Extent: 2 fols. (bifolium: recto=1r|2v; verso=2r|1v): non-consecutive, nearly complete
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    non-consecutive, nearly complete
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    Incipits in enlarged square characters above a space; second folio bears a catchword, as it is probably the exterior bifolium of the fascicle.
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    Fol. 1, under the heading כתר מלכות bears the beginning of the hymn: בתפילתי יסכן גבר through paragraph 2, parallel to, in the published edition (Shire ha-ḳodesh le-Rabi Shelomoh ibn Gavirol / Dov Jarden [ed.]. Jerusalem : D. Yarden, 1986, vol. I, p. 39 l. 4.).
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    Fol. 2 is from the 27th paragraph: פרי השכל והוא יתן to the 30th: [אם טהורה [תפיק, ibid. p. 55 l. 6-p. 57 l. 4. Variant readings.
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    Cairo Genizah Collection (University of Pennsylvania. Center for Advanced Judaic Studies. Library).
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    Cairo Genizah Collection (University of Pennsylvania. Libraries).
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    28 April 2025
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    28 April 2025
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