Munich, BSB MS. Cod. Hebr. 140

Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (Munich, Germany)

Codex

Parchment

Brown (iron-gall)

Calamus

There is ruling

Hard point

Grid of single vertical and horizontal lines

27

27

14th Century CE

Beginning of the 15th century :
https://www.digitale-sammlungen.de/en/view/bsb00006568

14th-15th century:
https://www.nli.org.il/en/discover/manuscripts/hebrew-manuscripts/itempage?vid=MANUSCRIPTS&docId=PNX_MANUSCRIPTS990001890910205171&scope=PNX_MANUSCRIPTS&SearchTxt=BSB%20Cod.hebr.%20140


Sefardic square script, written in Spain in the 13th century (Shushtri, Sukkah) or the
by several scribes the 14th-15th century (Aleph catalog) by several scribes
In tractate Rosh Hashanah, the manuscript is similar to several manuscripts written
in Spain in the 13th century. (Golinkin).
https://bavli.genizah.org/Content/pdfFile/Introductions_B/Introductions_Eng/Bbackground%20to%20complete%20mss%202019.pdf

Sepharad

In the catalogue of Bavarian State Library Germany or France is named as locality!
https://www.digitale-sammlungen.de/en/view/bsb00006568


Sefardic square script, written in Spain in the 13th century (Shushtri, Sukkah) or the
by several scribes the 14th-15th century (Aleph catalog) by several scribes
In tractate Rosh Hashanah, the manuscript is similar to several manuscripts written
in Spain in the 13th century. (Golinkin).
Tractates Moed Qatan, Rosh Hashanah and Sukkah were written by one scribe,
Ta'anit by two scribes and Megillah by two scribes. The manuscript contains glosses,
some of which were written in square script by the chief scribe and others in semicursive Sefardic script by at least two different copyists. Its wording is not as
abbreviated as the Yemenite manuscripts and does not write in full like the
Ashkenazic versions. This is a mixed version similar to the Oriental versions on the
one hand and the Sefardic language on the other. There are a large number of errors
and omissions in the manuscript.
https://bavli.genizah.org/Content/pdfFile/Introductions_B/Introductions_Eng/Bbackground%20to%20complete%20mss%202019.pdf

Talmud

No vowels or accents

https://bavli.genizah.org/Content/pdfFile/Introductions_B/Introductions_Eng/Bbackground%20to%20complete%20mss%202019.pdf page 24