Six catalogue leads connect Hebrew, Latin, Armenian, Turkish, Arabic, Syriac and Geʿez reading. Preserve the exact Psalm and manuscript reference.
A Psalter can include more than its headline
A Psalter title describes a collection or use, but marginal glosses, added prayers and selected Psalms can change the object’s actual contents. Project 1081 notes a gloss. Project 22055 identifies Psalm 67 with commentary. Neither label by itself establishes that the same full sequence is present in every record below.
Make a passage concordance
When Psalm numbering differs between editions, preserve both references and the opening words. Add the language and manuscript folio. This lets a reader find the same passage without silently imposing one numbering system on another. Check whether the comparison concerns the Psalm text, a liturgical arrangement or a commentary.
Multilingual does not automatically mean translated
The language list for a content item may include more than one language. That alone does not tell us how the languages relate: parallel translation, gloss, quotation or different portions of text. The Armenian and Turkish listing below is a reason to inspect the witness, not a licence to assume a complete bilingual edition.
SIX NAMED MANUSCRIPT LEADS
Psalms, psalters and multilingual reading
The fields below adapt HMML’s licensed catalogue metadata. They are not a transcription, a new translation or a completed image review.
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Catalogue metadata from Hill Museum & Manuscript Library (HMML), vHMML Reading Room, CC BY 4.0. Babylon selected 36 records, selected relevant content items, removed formatting and reduced the fields. Original images are not included.
Six manuscript leads in each of six subjects. These are examples, not all HMML holdings or a ranked list. Source identifiers and access labels are retained. Translation coverage has not been reviewed at witness level. Babylon is independent of HMML and the repositories named here. The selection is reviewed on 5 November 2026; current conditions must be checked at the source.
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