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Textum Masoreticum Accuratissime Expressit E Fontibus Masorea Varie •* k..^ w> .^<^ W-"t -wt f^: l^», ^ '->. •'^ ,«, ^^aik^-^^^M-^i *'* ^^ ^^fc- V % 4- ' PmI^ ^V^Hfe^ •:Jl^;;'^*. *^\.Ti:4l %' /f^^^ X* yi %7 *» t • :• .* i*^^'^ !<•< ; C«<A- '^''V •-^i^>. m\t^\ %\\\ny^. ^xt^nxXt^ Itn ' fy </^:/:/>. f.'-^,j/^r./. NV 44 2 2,0 or Index. 100 IND EX OMNIUM QUAE HAEC LIBRI EDITIO CONTINET. Praefatio Francisci Delitzscli V Liber Cantici Canticorum 1 Liber Ruth 7 Liber Threnorum 13 Liber Ecclesiastae 20 Liber Esther 32 Appendices criticae et masoreticae: I. Lectionum receptarum argumenta et rationes ... 45 II. Scripturae inter Occidentales et Orientales contro- versae 79 III. Loci a Ben-Ascher et Ben-Naphtali diverse punctis signati 83 IV. Loci consimiles qui facile confunduntur . 87 V. Loci vocalem non productam in pausa retinentes . 92 VI. Loci lineola Pasek notati 93 VII. Sectiones masoreticae 94 VIII. Conspectus notarum masoreticarum: A. Varietas Scriptionis et Lectionis ("'Ipl ^TiS) . 95 B. Notae masoreticae 97 C. Clausulae masoreticae 98 99 Clausulae masoreticae. Summa versuum voluminis Estlier lnN79 'HPDi^ rit^73 ^'^^'0'^^ QISD septem, signum centum et sexaginta ^'5^^132 -j^-ot !i5^^^1 D^^^l b.:?,:.(o=8o 5=50, 1=6, ^,=1, ^^- _;,^^^^; 4-^; ;;•; = ~ '•' 't:v: b = 30). Medius eorum est versus " " 5, 7. et sectiones sunt quinque, ^ 5 1^^^? r^^'?n ^'l';!?^?'; signum i"^ (^ = 3, S = 2). Summa versuum omnium quinque T2J?3ri"b3"bl2J Q^ij/IDEJn QIDD septingenti et voluminum quadra- i^^y^^jiT niN72 5>n^ niVli^arr ' ginta et quinque, signum nntj-; ' ' J,//-,.:^ -,.^' ^,T^i->U •-:- '•• t (?:=40, ^=300, n =400, -1=5). • • 't-: ' : Clausulae masoretieae. 98 jj,^*^h3J7 '2? Ajm minusculiira. Thren. 3, 36. (j}'^^'^ t\^'0'7i) S"D3 nrS Patliacli in fine versus. Cant. 2,15. Ruth 2, 14. Thr. 1, 1. ?]PT? V^p Kamez (pausae) apud Sakef. Cant. 2, 4. Euth 3, 13. 4, 4. 18. 22. Thren. 2, 8. 3, 16. 22. 35. 39. 53. 4, 3. 6. 5, 5. Eccles. 3, 19. 11, 9. Est. 3, 12. 4, 12. 7, 6. ^^nStp? "j^tlp Kamez apud Tiphcha. Est. 3, 12. iJ^DlpS? y)5p Kamez apud Paschta. Eccles. 11, 6. i^^^S"^?! y7-2p Kamez apud Eebia. Thren. 2, 17. ta^l? tli'^*^ Resch cum Dagesch. Cant. 5, 2. ^il^^S^T 'tt3 Schin minusculum. Est. 9, 9. t^niZll tfi Schin maiusculum. Cant. 1, 1. r : - J^n^^rT 'n Tav minusculum. Est. 9, 7. i[^nS*l 'n Tav majusculum. Est. 9, 29. C. Clausulae masoreticae. Summa versuum Cantici Cantico- a^^^i:^'ln 1^^' ip^DS d^ilDp rum centum et septendecim, signum "Lj'^ 17^D*i 'nby Jiyiiiai !lN7a ' ' '' "' ',/.'* " /" ' '' niuby(5>=70,b=30,t: = 9,i = 6, ' '^'-15 ;i- tas^nsi v^m «n ia ^ o^ ••• / - •• - 't = ; medms eorum est versus : : s : S 2 ) 4, 14. Summa versuum libri Ruth octo- a^^ibiz; ni^ "'iP.IO? D^Dp ginta quinque, signum T\k (s = 80, y^^y^^^ ^ ^^ ^,3^^ ^ ^{^'72^1 !n = 5); medius eorum est versus Summa versuum Threnorum cen- . ^, nN?2 nii^p •^piDE didd ^ •• '• tum et qumquaginta quattuor, ^ '•• : : D''"^"!^ signum D^ll^ (p=100, 1 = 4, ^=10, • Vf»? /'^??'^^1 ^^^T^l D = 40): medius eorum est versus : vbi^n nnn NDlb Vitm - • T : — •• -: 'r : V 3,34. Summa versuum Ecclesiastae du- D^nN"2 "^Xf? ^)?.''^? DiDp centi et viginti duo, signum 'i"D3 ^;^^ 173^)1 , D^^ilTI D"<^ia5fn = 20, 3 = 2, -, = 200). Medins ^^'^ ^^'•'•'* * ^ ^^ * • * eorum est versus 6, 10. Sectiones ' ^ ' •^'^^ ejus sunt quattuor, siguum «htj ^m ''^??'?^ ^^71^^ ' (n = 1, a = 2, N = 1). : s"i:.s 97 Notae masoreticae. D^^rS Scriptum: ''np Legendum; Esther 8, 1. i 18.) 8, 13. a-^iir^' (h. e. D^^^ir?) o^n^^ri? 9, 19. Dmnsn (h. e. D^^T^nsn) D^Tnen 9,26. ^npl (h. e. b?Kl) ^bflr'] 10, 1. usnusnj^ (h. e. tiinuini^) ta-i^mriN B. Notae masoreticae. 'n DippH '8< Aleph pro He. Euth 1, 20. P|^n uiXl2 In capite columnae (collocandum). Est. 9, 16. pyi^ ins "U^yi Dagesch post Schurek. Ruth 4, 7. Pred.10,8. Est. 1, 4. 6, 3. nB*1 'n He sine Mappik. Ruth 2, 14. S^^^IS '"I Vav longum. Est. 9, 9. ^'^^y^ 'T Zajin minusculum. Est. 9, 9. j^r^^n 'n Cheth majusculum. Est. 1, 6. ^5n^:.'T 'l2 Teth minuscuhim. Thren. 2, 9. T •• : j^pZ-l 'l3 Teth majusculum. Eccles. 7, 1. T : — 'n ^'^'P*l Superfluum He. Eccles. 10, 20. 't -l^r;^ Superfluum Vav. Ruth 4, 6. Thren. 1, 11. Est. 9, 19. '^ -l^^n^ Superfluum Jod. Cant. 2,14. 4, 3. Thren. 4, 21. Eccl. 4, 17. Est.4,4. 7. 8,1. 7.13. 9,15.18. tlD^^T '^ Lamed dagessatum. Est. 6, 13. ^5*1*^3?^ 'i^ Lamed minusculum. Thren. 1, 12. T • : J^n^^S^T 'D Nun minusculum. Thren. 4, 14. T •• • Ji^pll-I '3 Nun majuscuhim. Ruth 3, 13. T : - 5»ir'I»'^ '0 Samech majusculum. Eccles. 12, 13. rDPSB ^i^w Segol apud Athnach. Eccles. 7, 27. (p^D£ rjiD3) S)''CZI bi'C Segol in fine versus. Ruth 4, 16. Quinque volumina 7 Varietas scriptiones et lectiones. 96 ^''rilS Scriptum: "'^^p Legeudum: Thren. 3,39. IS^DH (h. e. i5<pn) VNDn T T -; 4, 3. i^^an (h. e. i^^an) D^sjn ihid. D^a::? '^n (h. e. 0*^3 j ^^3) 4, 12. ^DI (h. e. !:bl) 4. 16. a^DpT (h. e. D^^DJPT) D^^spn 4.17. HDnir (h. e. JlDnir) ^D^ni^ 4, 21. 'inntai^ (h. e. ''nntpi^) nnttDi^ 5,1. D^nn (h. e. D^^rn) nD^^sn r • — 5, 3. (h. e. I''^^ I''^^) 5,5. JSb (h. 6. Ni^D) . 5,7. Da''^^ (h. e. DD^J^) DD^^^il T •• : ibid. "y^rm (h. e. 'IDriDN) . 5,18. D^mnn: (h. e. Dtit^ntp) •• T '.* 5, 21. DltDDl (h. e. D^tlSDI) nD^mai T T : Eccles. 4, 8. I^D*^^ (h. e. ^3^5?) ia"^:. 4,17. ^^bl^n (h. e. t]^b^^) 5, 8. &^\n (h. e. ,s%n) 5, 10. n\S-l (h. e. n^t<n) n^5<n 5, 17, 1"^n (h. e. i^n) T - T - 6,10. tj^^pnnm (h. e. ^i^j^nnt^) tj-^pnt^ 7, 22. n.^ (h. e. r\>^) T - 9,4. nnnMh. e. -inn';) 10, 3. ^DDnmD (h. e. ^DDDntlSS) bs©t253 T T V : 10,20. (h. e. D^^D^Dn D^^^JSn) . D^^CDS • - r : 11,9. ''N-I^ni (cum Jod) nNn^ai(cumHe) 12, 6. pnn*^ (h. e. pnn;]) pn-i'' P " T •• Esther 1, 16. "^^X^m:! (h. e. y^Xm) 3, 4. D113S? (cum Beth) D*1^5<S(cumCaf) 4,4. nD^^^iinni (h. e. nj^^^inni) n3&^inni T T — g^'^;! D^^^in^^n (h. e. D^n^^t?) 95 Varietas scriptionis et lectionis. vm. Conspectus notarum masoreticarum. A. Varietas scriptionis et lectionis (^lpT la^ns). S^ijHS Scriptum: Sectiones Ulri masoreticae. 94 TOm 1 ^im Thren. 2, 7. rT^nton^ i rr\ir^ 2, 8. T]^^^^ I ni?T^ 5, 21. 6. DHO I 33*10 Eccles. 1, 24. pl32? I p^^^l 7, 15. m I ^''n''^^ Esther 2, 7. ovb I oi^^n 3, ,&^m3tD-lS I n^l 9,7. 8.9. .wn^^n I n^^^ h'^^ '3 9,27. 13 ,b3?i I on^^^r I n^nin^^n 1. 0)2 I tantan^^ 10, YII. r\)bxi ^^ra DniD Sediones Quinque Voluminum masoreticae.* Iin-^anoi /t n^np bta omo nbnp '^"13^ Eccles. 1, 1. oisn ^3 0:^1 nn3i ,^3 ^'d ^r\:^T 3, 14. 31t3 l^ttDn OID 31D 7, 1. "^mb nnnm3 ^3^^ ^b 9, 7. ^in^^a^aoi /n nno&^ btis ^'''ino '^n^^^ %n^1 Esther 1,1. n\n '^nin'' tss'^^^ 2,5. 133? 'latD'' ^b^b l^n nn^^'^1 3, 8. ti5i3bn n^ inn np^^i 6,11. nni^^ nn^^n o^^n^in'^^ 8, le. * Masora nonnisi Ecclesiasten et 1. Esther ita dispertit-, sectio- nes reliquorum Voluminum (Cant., Euth, Thren.) non commemoran- tur, nempe casu, non consulto. 93 Loci lihri lineola Paselc notati. trf^ nn^n Threu. i, i. WT- ^iy^r^ 1,7. aiP3 -iD^ri'^ isnn 5, 21. riDir a^^^n Eccies. 4, 2. nbnp nn)3wS 7, 27. &^DU5'^ V3D T3?1 Eccles. 8, 1. nsn bi^ -impn 10, 4. npb ib '^:^^"!^ nnpb Esther 2, 7. -ig^^ni nncv^ pni 5, 7. ri^n nnta^o 6, 2. nnsT nti5^^ ^D'/2 6, 10. VI. T\^yO t^DHD ^npDD Zoci Quinque Voluminum linedla Paseh notati, ^nn I -inn Cant. 1, 13. ''W I n£On 1,14. n^i I in^2?n 2,7. i-ani 3,5. nTOD I D^^Dsr^m 2, 13. nr&^-ii I nDs^s 3,11. bi3?3 1 i3i 4, 12. 1^-':?^ n^n 1 8,4. n^^^rDi I ^n"iD Ruth 4,11. '^Dn^J I ^n^n^^ Thren. 1, 15. »»3^2? I ^:^^^ 1, 16. ''31N I isi^n 2, 1. n^^lS^D I ^3^^^ 2, 5. jr^n I mn*^ 2, 6. Loci Uhri vocalem non productam in pausa retinentes. 92 15 Primo 14 Secundo 3 Primo .t3"1 "JTSDT ,01!:: n3^T/21 n^TO b^n*! 8 17 Secundo ^"zrra b? ini:sni 4 5 Primo 10 Secundo .(Exod. 25,20) T]^ 'jns':') ni^b^n "^sn i2? 5^ 3 Primo 6 Secundo irj^ni niD^^^n ''^n nr |: 2 et Tertio ^ 1^3':'] ^nb^^tr ni3 5 6 Primo ^b insni. n3?^n inos: ^n^^^ta nti 7 2 Secundo ^b ')nD':i ^nbi^tiD nn^ 9 12 Tertio an^^^r tDn^n^n nns b^D '^r) 8 17 Primo D^insn i^^nt?: ,pDi ^Dn^^b^? '^??.^?? ins bs:3 'D 9 3 Secundo .(6, 3) ^Din^ 19 Primo .'iTs '^^'ot) 9 26 ri"c: pDi , ^wHi n^^np IS"^^? Secundo piDD r]iD : in^pnb t2D\^< rxiiz nh^^m 9 19 Primo 22 Secundo 23 Primo 27 Secundo V.
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