Genesis 1:1 is not included in Bodleian MS. Arch. Selden A. sup. 106.
This manuscript includes: Complete Ecclesiastes and Esther, followed by a physically ordered Ashkenazic haftarah collection including the Four Parashiyot and special readings. Hosea 14:2–10 is copied twice in separate physical positions, and both occurrences remain searchable. Fols. 103v–104v carry no securely indexed biblical text: the first preserves only faint offset, while almost all of the following leaf is physically lost. Joshua 1:1–18 closes the collection on fols. 119r–v; David ben Isaac ha-Kohen's enlarged colophon on fol. 120r states that he completed a Pentateuch, the Five Scrolls, and haftarot (Kennicott critical-edition witness 56).
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