Hebrew Manuscripts : Sefer ha-Peliʾah with notes, indices and a dictionary
Maimonides
Hebrew Manuscripts
<p style='text-align: justify;'>17th-century Hebrew codex containing the Kabbalistic text Sefer ha-Peliʾah ("Book of Wonder"). Folios <a dir='auto' href='' onclick='store.loadPage(3);return false;'>ia-iib</a> contain references to the Sefer ha-Ḳanah. In this manuscript numerous marginal notes accompany Sefer ha-Peliʾah. The three indices that follow the text were put together in relation to this particular manuscript by the seventeenth-century rabbi Samuel Garmizan. Most likely, therefore, Samuel Garmison (Garmizan) was the copyist of this manuscript. Another indication is that the last four smaller leaves of the codex contain Sefer shitufe shemot by the same Samuel. That text is a short dictionary with homonyms to aid preachers. The front and back paste-downs include two conjoined leaves of Maimonides' Book of commandments.</p>