- and
accentuation known as the mas'sora.
Referring to the
Masoretic Text,
masorah specifically means the
diacritic markings of the text of the
Jewish scriptures...
- Look up
Masorah in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Masorah or
Mesorah (Hebrew: מסורה)
refers either to the
transmission of
Jewish religious tradition...
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Tiberian Masorah. ISBN 0-89130-374-X Gesenius'
Hebrew Grammar, §2, §3 "
Masorah" in The
Jewish Encyclopedia The Role of the
Masoretes (PDF) "
Masorah" in the...
- the Psalms. H. Kelley,
Daniel Stephen Mynatt,
Timothy G. Crawford, The
Masorah of
Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia:
introduction and
annotated glossary...
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codex which differed widely in
places from the text
crystallized by the
Masorah." "Two things, however,
rendered the
Septuagint unwelcome in the long run...
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spiritual connections, in
addition to
explaining texts. (See
similar re
Masorah – in the
sense of "tradition" – at
Masoretic Text § Etymology.) The Aggadah...
- vol. 1 (1960) page 2,
reprinted in Sid Z. Leiman, ed., The
Canon and
Masorah of the
Hebrew Bible, an
Introductory Reader (NY, KTAV
Publishing House...
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preparing the
first sections of his
magnum opus, the
critical study of the
Masorah.
Beginning in 1867 with the
publication of
Jacob ben
Hayyim ibn Adonijah's...
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system of
cantillation notes has its
historical roots in the
Tiberian masorah. The
cantillation signs are
included in
Unicode as
characters U+0591 through...
- the
Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia. In addition, the
marginal notes or
masorah indicate that in
another 134 places,
where the
received text has the word...
