Collection ID

SCR.001112

Type

Scroll

Date

1700–1800

Geography

Unknown

Language

Hebrew

Medium

Ink on Parchment

Dimensions

27.1 in. × 121.4 ft. (69 cm × 37.9 m)

Exhibit Location

Not on View

A Torah Scroll is a scroll written on parchment containing the Hebrew text of the Pentateuch for liturgical use in Jewish communities.

Script (not assigned)
Hands-Number 1.00000000
Hands Location N/A
Rollers Simple wooden staves
Condition Good
Texts Blocks per Sheet 3,4
Lines in Text Block 48
Column heads בי[הודה]הש[שמר לך]מ[ה טובו]ו
Song of the Sea Layout 5 lines before, 30 after
Song of Moses Layout 6 lines before, 70 after
Spacing and Layout features open parshiot get a full line, also extra spcaing between verses. No new parshiya after "Do not covet" in Exodus 10 commandments
Deuteronomy 33:2 Spelling פצוע דכא
Genesis 9:29 Spelling ויהי
Related Objects N/A
Unusual Letters Yes
7 letter tagin Yes
Correction techniques A Erasures
Correction techniques B Patches
Correction techniques C N/A
Correction techniques D Patches

Created around 1700, unknown location. Acquired before 2010 by Pasarel Ltd., Netanya, Israel; Purchased in 2010 by Green Collection, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Donated in 2012 to Museum of the Bible, Washington, DC.

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