Ḥamishah humshe Torah [Neviʼim rishonim, Neviʼim aḥaronim, Ketuvim] min ha-ʻE ́srim ṿe-arbaʻ gadol shemo be-Yiśraʼel ṿe-nodaʻ ... ʻim targum, masorah gedolah u-ḳeṭanah u-ferushim ṿe-diḳduḳim rabim ... mugah be-diyuḳ rav ...
Contributors: Levi ben Gershom, 1288-1344; Modena, Leone, 1571-1648; Rashi, 1040-1105; Bragadini, Pietro, active 17th century; Bragadini, Lorenzo, active 17th century; Ḥaver Ṭov, Avraham ben Shelomoh Ḥayim; Zolli, Shemuʼel ben Daṿid; Calleoni, Gio. (Giovanni); Enriques, Antonio Francisco, (censor); Kimhi, David, approximately 1160-approximately 1235
Publisher: Pyeṭro ṿe-Lorentso Bragadin, be-vet ha-oman Yoʼani Ḳayun
Published: 1617
Place of publication: Be-Ṿenetsiʼah
Language: heb
Subjects: Commentaries; Early works to 1800; Commentaires; Ouvrages avant 1800; Bible
Other titles: ʻEśrim ṿe-arbaʻ gadol
Work titles: Bible Old Testament Hebrew 1617
Notes: Title romanized.

Leaves foliated continuously; many misfoliations; quires also numbered continuously in Hebrew letters and Arabic numerals. Collation: v. 1. Torah: [6], resh-kaf-ḥet [228] leaves; v. 2. Neviʼim rishonim: [1], resh-lamed-dalet -- taṿ-mem-alef [234-441], [1]; v. 3. Neviʼim aḥaronim: [1], tav-mem-bet -- taṿ-resh-samekh-ḥet [442-668]; v. 4. Ketuvim: [1], taṿ-resh-ʻayin-bet -- taṿ-taṿ-v-/kof-ḥet [672-908]; ḥet [8], [26]. [1] leaf after taṿ-mem-alef [431] and leaf [26] are blank.

Vol. 1, t.p. verso: introd. by corrector [magihah] Yehudah Aryeh mi-Modena; colophon at end of vol. four by Avraham Ḥaver Ṭov ben Shelomoh Ḥayim ha-Sofer.

Fifth Biblia Rabbinica or Rabbinic Bible; practically a line-by-line reproduction of the Venice 1547-49 ed., except for vol. 3 whose pages were reduced from 245 to 228. The masorah gedolah was also reduced from 61 to 23 leaves.

Dates on t.p.s of v. 1-2: 1617; v. 3-4:1618. Colophon at end of v. 4 gives date: Nisan 379 [1619].

Each vol. has special t.p., framed in an architectural design; the t.p. for Neviʼim rishonim differs from the others in its detail (mentioning commentaries by Rashi, Kimhi, and Ralbag) and by the addition of a frame of biblical verses in larger lettering; also a different verse is used to spell out the Hebrew year of printing. Beginning words of each book framed in a decorative woodcut.

Nidpas reviʻit.

Abramsky, no. III. 47

Vinograd, Ṿenetsiʼah (Venice), no. 1105

Www.hebrew-bibliography.com, record no. 182290

Darlow and Moule, 5119

Text in Hebrew.