A Clavicula, biblical wisdom, commentary, a Net of Solomon and a text about jinn belong to different catalogue entries. Compare their actual titles before combining their teachings.
Six references, several kinds of text
Project 6096 catalogues Clavicula Salomonis expurgata in German. CFMM 00008 catalogues Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon and Wisdom of Solomon in Arabic Garshuni. A shared Solomon association does not make these the same work, or prove authorship by the historical king.
Script and language need separate fields
Arabic Garshuni identifies Arabic written in a Syriac writing tradition. Do not silently substitute Syriac for Arabic in a language field. The Armenian commentary, Syriac Wisdom selections and Geʿez Net of Solomon below also require their own source-language and textual identifications before comparison.
What to compare with the Key guides
The Clavicula catalogue title is a concrete manuscript lead for the Key collection. Its “expurgata” wording raises an edition question; it does not tell us on its own what was removed or why. Identify the surviving contents, compare a specified passage and ask for scholarship on this witness. The other Solomon records open separate routes through wisdom, narrative and attributed knowledge.
SIX NAMED MANUSCRIPT LEADS
Solomon across manuscript traditions
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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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