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Lévi 1900b

Two fragments edited by Israel Lévi (1900b), which may be considered lost. Re-edited by Bornstein (1904) 87-9. Lévi only reports having found them at the great Exposition in Paris, in the hands of a merchant from Cairo. His collection was initially deposited in the Consistoire Israélite de Paris, and then transferred, in 1945, to the library of the Alliance Israélite Universelle (AIU). Upon further searching, not found in AIU. The text of one of Lévi’s fragments was convincingly joined by Mann (1934: 273-7) to Bodl. Heb. d. 74.27 (for which he relied on Guillaume’s edition).

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