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KÖNYVTÁR ÉS HAGYOMÁNY – LIBRARY AND TRADITION

The Ulm mahzor and its missing Haggadah References 1. Cf. Weisz Miksa: Néhai Dr. Dávid Kaufmann könyvtárának héber kéziratai és könyvei. Budapest, 1906. 2. D. Kaufmann: Zur Geschichte der Jüdischen Handschrift Illustration. In: D.H. Müller - J. von Schlosser: Die Haggadah von Sarajevo. Wien, 1898. 3. A Májmuni Kódex. Facsimile edition of ms. A 77 of the Library of the Hungárián Academy of Sciences. Introduction by A. Scheiber, G. Sed-Rajna. Budapest, 1980. 4. The Kaufmann Haggadah. Facsimile edition of ms. A 422 of the Library of the Hungárián Academy of Sciences. Introduction by G. Sed-Rajna. Budapest, 1990. 5. B. Narkiss - G. Sed-Rajna: Iconographical Index of Hebrew illuminated manuscripts. Vol. IV: Illuminated manuscripts of the Kaufmann Collection at the Library of the Hungárián Academy of Sciences. Budapest, 1988. 6. A detailed description is found in the Index, vol. IV/6. 7. I. Davidson: Medieval Hebrew poetry, III, p. 53, no 1159. 8. II + 50 + II fols.; script space 74-83 x 58-60 for the main text, 145-150 x 90-100 with the commentaries; ruling by lead pencil; quires of 8 leaves. - The catalogue of the Hebrew manuscripts of the John Rylands Library is in process. 9. Die Darmstadter Pessach Haggadah. Facsimile edition of Codex Or. 8 of the Hessische Landesbibliothek Darmstadt. Introduction by J. Gutmann, P. Pieper, E. Zimmermann. Berlin, 1972. 10. Ibid., p. 52-53. 11. M. Geisberg: Das Kartenspiel des Museums vaterlándischer Altertümer in Stuttgart. Strasbourg, 1910; Ann van Buren - Sheila Edmunds: "Playing cards and manuscripts: Somé widely disseminated fifteenth century model sheets". In: The Art Bulletin, XVI, 1974, p. 12-20. N.b.: Photographs of the Ulms mahzor were reproduced by the courtesy of the Director of the Library of the Hungárián Academy of Sciences. All photographs of the Haggadah were reproduced by the courtesy of the Director and University Librarian, the John Rylands Library, Manchester. Gondolatok a könyvtárban " 95