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Alfabetin : traduzione giudeo-siciliana in caratteri ebraici del servizio della Pentecoste / a cura di Giuseppe Sermoneta.
Uniform title
Siddur.
Shavuot.
Judeo-Italian & Aramaic.
Format
Book
Language
Italian
Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE)
Published/Created
Palermo : Centro di studi filologici e linguistici siciliani, 1994.
Description
lxiii, 138 p. ; 23 cm.
Details
Subject(s)
Shavuot
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Liturgy
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Texts
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Siddurim
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Texts
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Judaism
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Liturgy
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Texts
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Judeo-Italian language
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Texts
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Judeo-Italian language
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Italy
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Sicily
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Jews
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Italy
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Sicily
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Languages
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History
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Related name
Sermoneta, Giuseppe
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British Library. Manuscript. Gaster Oriental 11669, fol. 205r-214r
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Series
Collezione di testi siciliani dei secoli XIV e XV ; 20
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Notes
"La traduzione siciliana in caratteri ebraici degli alfabeṭìn e della parafrasi aramaica dei Dieci Comandamenti (Targùm dello Pseudo-Jonaṭàn) è estratta ... dal codice Gaster Oriental 11669 della British Library, fol. 205r-214r."--P. [lxvii].
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references (p. [113]-123).
Language note
On facing pages appear the Aramaic text on the top half of the left-hand page, and below it the Judeo-Italian translation in Hebrew characters; on the right-hand page appear the romanized transliteration of the Sicilian text on the top, and the editor's conjectural romanized transcription of the Sicilian text; introduction and notes in Italian.
Other title(s)
Traduzione giudeo-siciliana in caratteri ebraici del servizio della Pentecoste
OCLC
34701100
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