Mapped biblical scope21,900 mapped verse locations · 4 mapped spans in canonical order- Manuscript order
- The Prophets follow the manuscript sequence Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Isaiah, and the Twelve rather than the modern printed order. The Writings run Psalms, Job, Proverbs, Ruth, Song of Songs, Ecclesiastes, Lamentations, Esther, Daniel, Ezra–Nehemiah, and Chronicles. Within Chronicles, fols. 427–434 are physically bound out of textual order. Verse lookup follows the biblical passages, while previous and next navigation always follows the 945-scan physical sequence.
- Mapped images
- Full-surface BiblIA/Kraken recognition covers all 680 Heidelberg canvases: 658 indexed biblical surfaces and 22 binding, flyleaf, blank-guard, end-flyleaf, and imaging-control surfaces retained without verse assignments. Every biblical surface passes the accepted-anchor threshold. The validated index maps 6,231 continuous canonical locations plus 533 locations across 22 haftarah occurrences (6,764 total), supplies 2,530 direct precise highlights (40.6%) from 1,257 accepted anchors, and preserves 17,250 checked rectangles.
- Physical extent
- The digitization contains 945 physical views. The manuscript has 461 parchment leaves: fols. 1–190, an inserted fol. 190bis, and fols. 191–460. The Erfurt public description measures the present leaves at about 44 × 34 cm, while the FU catalogue records 40 × 31 cm. Covers, endleaves, preliminary and final matter, binding views, three edge views, and a colour target are all retained in their true digitized order.
- Mapped images
- Full-surface BiblIA/Kraken recognition covers all 945 Staatsbibliothek views. The completed review accepts 917 of 919 biblical surfaces (99.8%), retains 13,855 exact Hebrew anchors, and maps 21,900 verse locations. Direct line geometry supports 21,336 mapped locations (97.4%) in 87,752 full-scan rectangles. A second Kraken pass over the pale inserted block on fol. 125v recovers the supplied Deuteronomy 32:16–17; the remaining mapped locations use the visibly provisional fallback.
Review sources: Catalogue or project record ↗ · Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin digitization terms and Public Domain Mark policy ↗ · Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin IIIF manifest, complete 945-view sequence ↗ · Erfurt Jewish Life, official description of the Erfurt Bible 3 ↗ · Freie Universität Berlin, Erfurt manuscript project description of Ms. or. fol. 1213 ↗ · Hebrew Palaeography Album record for Ms. or. fol. 1213 ↗ · Hanna Liss and Jonas Petzold, discussion of figurative Masorah in Erfurt 3 ↗ · Kennicott critical-edition manuscript key, exact Ktiv card 175264 (Kennicott 602) ↗