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Cf. Lyons, 1983, pp. 411-413; Lyons, 1987; Dotan, 1993, pp. 48-49; Lyons (1987, n. 12) pointed out that already in 1899 Margoliouth noticed that the Masorete wrote “on the name of the vocalizer and Masorete” (Gen. 49; fol. 40r), but did not notice the acrostic, and thus did not catch the Masorete’s intention (Margoliouth, par. 64, vol. 1, pp. 38-39).

Cf. Kahle, 1927, pp. 59-60; Yeivin, 1982; Penkower, p. 55. nos. 23057 and 63239 in the Institute.

Ibid., pp. 118-119.

Cf. also: Lyons, 1983, p. 365. List no. 23 (in Okhla waOkhla Ms. P) is richer than list no. 40, and includes in most cases more than one pair of words for each letter of the alphabet, but nevertheless the Masorete could not have relied on it exclusively because he needed an item for the letter dalet, and list no. 23 does not have that letter.

Ginsburg, 1885, par. ל 21d. The source is unknown. In the list in Ms. P there are 71 entries, among them three that do not appear in other lists (לכל גוים [Ps. 59:9]—added by another hand; לשנת חמש [ii Chr. 15:10]—no verse without the letter lamed exists in Scripture; לתשעת המטות [Num. 34:14; Jos. 14:2—not unique]). In the list in Ms. H there are 71 entries, three of which do not appear in the list in Ms. P (למאה ועשרים [ii Chr. 5:12], למשה איש [Ps. 90:1], למעשה ידיך [Job 14:15]). Ginsburg’s list includes all the entries in Ms. H (which may have been the basis of his list) and three additional entries (לחנכת המזבח [Num. 7:11], לגבול מואב [Num. 21:15], לגבול ארנן [not found in Scripture!]).

Ginsburg, 1897, pp. 249-250, 470; Margoliouth, p. 38; Kahle, 1951, p. 167; Dotan, 1993, pp. 43-44.

Dotan, 2005b. The citations are from that study—Ibid., p. 40.

Dotan, 2005b, p. 39