Löw, Flora der Juden · reading edition (test)

Abbreviations and short references

Every abbreviation on the pages done so far. Löw = expanded from his own list (Bd. IV pp. 731–740); general = from general knowledge, not in his list; ? = not known.

AbbreviationExpansionKindBasisPages
1 K.1 KingsPrimary sourcegeneralI/193
1 S.1 Samuel (also 2 S. = 2 Samuel)Primary sourcegeneralI/194
2 S.2 SamuelPrimary sourcegeneralI/194
A. Epstein, MikadmōnijjōtAbraham Epstein, Miḳadmonijjōt ha-jĕhūdīm, Vienna 1887BibliographyLöwI/192
a. O.at the place cited (am angeführten Ort)GeneralgeneralI/196, III/287, I/200
AbotPirqe Abot (Mishnah tractate Avot)Primary sourcegeneralIII/287
Abu SaltAbū ṣ-Ṣalt Umayya of Denia, treatise on simple drugs (Hebrew version)BibliographygeneralI/196
Abulw.Abulwalīd Ibn Janāḥ, Kitāb al-uṣūl (Book of Hebrew Roots)Primary sourcegeneralI/196
AbulwalīdAbulwalīd Merwān ibn Ğanāḥ, Book of Hebrew RootsBibliographygeneralI/196, I/192
AlbeckChanoch Albeck, co-editor of Bereshit Rabba (Theodor–Albeck), personal communication / commentary in the editionBibliographygeneralI/197
AlbecksChanoch Albeck (co-editor of Bereshit Rabba), private communicationBibliographygeneralI/197
AlfassiIsaac Alfasi, Halakhot (Hilkhot ha-Rif)Primary sourcegeneralI/197
Ar.Aruch (here in the edition of M. J. Landau, Prague 1819 ff.; Löw's list gives Aruch ed. A. Kohut, Vienna 1878-1892)BibliographyLöwIII/287
arab.ArabicGeneralgeneralI/194, I/191, I/199, I/200
Arab.ArabicGeneralgeneralI/199
aram.Aramaic (aramäisch)GeneralgeneralI/193, I/199
AruchAruch (Nathan b. Yeḥiel), ed. A. Kohut, Vienna 1878-1892BibliographyLöwI/192, I/199, I/200
AS.Ascherson and Schweinfurth, Illustration de la Flore d'Egypte, Le Caire 1887, Supplément 1889BibliographyLöwI/191
AschersonPaul Ascherson, in Sitzungsberichte der Gesellschaft naturforschender Freunde zu Berlin 1882BibliographygeneralI/194
Asher.A. Asher, The Itinerary of Rabbi Benjamin of Tudela, London/Berlin 1840-1841BibliographygeneralI/195
AßafLudwig Venetianer, Asaf Judaeus, Straßburg I. II. 1916/17BibliographyLöwI/197, I/198
Aßaf (161 Venetianer)Ludwig Venetianer, Asaf Judaeus, Straßburg I-II, 1916/17BibliographyLöwI/197
AßafsAsaf (Asaf Judaeus), medical book; cf. Ludwig Venetianer, Asaf Judaeus, Straßburg 1916/17BibliographyLöwI/194
assyr.AssyrianGeneralgeneralI/193, I/198
Ath.Athenaeus, DeipnosophistaePrimary sourcegeneralII/289
Az.Avodah Zarah (Talmud tractate)Primary sourcegeneralII/289
b.ben (son of)GeneralgeneralI/196, I/197, I/200
B. r.Bereshit Rabba, ed. Theodor and Albeck, Berlin 1912 ff.Primary sourceLöwI/193, I/197, II/289, I/191
B. ZisikB. Zisik (author of an article in Hasade 6)Bibliography?I/191
BA.Bar ʿAlī, Syriac-Arabic lexicon, ed. Hoffmann and ed. Gottheil, and citations in Payne SmithBibliographyLöwI/194, I/195
BacherWilhelm Bacher (ed.), Sepher haschoraschim of Abulwalîd Merwân ibn Ganâh, Berlin 1896BibliographygeneralI/196
Bacher, Prüfstein d. Men. b. SalomoWilhelm Bacher, Der Prüfstein des Menachem ben Salomo (Even boḥan), 1880sBibliographygeneralI/200
Bacher, TanchumWilhelm Bacher, Aus dem Wörterbuche Tanchum Jeruschalmi's, Budapest 1903BibliographygeneralI/195, I/197
Bb.Bava Batra (Babylonian Talmud tractate)Primary sourcegeneralI/194, I/195
BB.Bar Bahlūl, Lexicon syriacum, ed. R. Duval, Paris 1896-1901BibliographyLöwI/194, I/195, I/198, I/199
Berggren ms.Berggren manuscript of the Deutsche Morgenländische GesellschaftBibliographyLöwI/195
BergsträsserGotthelf Bergsträsser, Neuaramäische Märchen und andere Texte aus Maʿlūla, Leipzig 1915; Glossar des neuaramäischen Dialekts von Maʿlūla, Leipzig 1921BibliographygeneralI/200
BerlinerA. Berliner (ed.), Raschi: Commentar zum Pentateuch, Berlin 1866BibliographygeneralI/200
bh.Biblical HebrewGeneralgeneralI/196, I/192, I/200
Bh.Biblical Hebrew (biblisch-hebräisch)GeneralgeneralI/192
bibl.biblicalGeneralgeneralI/197
BJ.Eliezer Ben Jehuda, Millōn (Thesaurus totius hebraitatis), Berlin 1912 ff.BibliographyLöwI/194, II/289
BlochSamson Bloch, Sĕbīlē ʿōlam, Zolkiew I-II, 1822, 1827BibliographyLöwI/195
Boch. Hieroz.Samuel Bochart, Hierozoicon, London 1663BibliographygeneralI/196
BochartSamuel Bochart, Hierozoicon / Geographia sacraBibliographygeneralI/192
Bochart, PhalegSamuel Bochart, Geographia sacra, pars prior: Phaleg, Caen 1646BibliographygeneralI/192
BodenheimerF. S. Bodenheimer, Kĕnīmat hamāgēn, Tel Aviv 1924BibliographyLöwI/195, I/191
Boiss.Pierre Edmond Boissier (botanical author)BibliographygeneralI/191
Bornm.Jos. Bornmüller, Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Flora von Syrien und Palästina, Wien 1898BibliographyLöwI/191
BornmüllerJos. Bornmüller, Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Flora von Syrien und Palästina, Wien 1898BibliographyLöwI/191
BuberSalomon Buber (editor)BibliographygeneralI/193
BugatCaietanus Bugatus (Bugati), Daniel secundum editionem LXX interpretum ex codice Syro-Estranghelo Bibliothecae Ambrosianae, Milan 1788BibliographygeneralI/198
BurtonRichard F. Burton, The Land of Midian (revisited), London 1879, vol. II, Appendix IV: BotanyBibliographyLöwI/191
Card.Gabriel Cardahi, Al-lobab, Syriac-Arabic dictionary, Beirut 1887BibliographyLöwI/194
Cav.Antonio José Cavanilles (botanical author)BibliographygeneralI/191
Chajes, Onomatolog.H. P. Chajes, Beiträge zur nordsemitischen Onomatologie, Vienna 1900BibliographygeneralI/193
Chajim Sofer, Kōl SoferChajim Sofer, Kol Sofer (commentary on the Mishnah), 1882BibliographygeneralIII/287
Codd.codices (manuscripts)GeneralgeneralI/197
corrupt.corruptedGeneralgeneralI/197
D.J. E. Dinsmore, Die Pflanzen Palästinas, Leipzig 1911BibliographyLöwI/191
d.des (of the)GeneralgeneralI/200
d. h.das heißt (that is)GeneralgeneralI/193
DalechampsJacques Daléchamps, Historia generalis plantarum, Lyon 1586-1587BibliographygeneralI/192
Dan.Daniel (Book of Daniel, Greek additions)Primary sourcegeneralI/198
Delitzsch HWB.Friedrich Delitzsch, Assyrisches Handwörterbuch, Leipzig 1896BibliographygeneralI/198
Dem.tractate DemaiPrimary sourcegeneralI/200
Derenbourg, EssaiJoseph Derenbourg, Essai sur l'histoire et la géographie de la Palestine d'après les Thalmuds et les autres sources rabbiniques, Paris 1867BibliographygeneralIII/287
Desf.René Louiche Desfontaines (botanical author citation)BibliographygeneralI/194
Diosk.Dioscorides, De materia medicaPrimary sourceLöwI/197, I/198
Dum. Cours.Georges Louis Marie Dumont de Courset (botanical author)BibliographygeneralI/191
Duval-Berth.R. Duval and M. Berthelot, La chimie au moyen âge II: L'alchimie syriaque, Paris 1893BibliographyLöwI/194
DérenbourgJoseph Derenbourg (probably Essai sur l'histoire et la géographie de la Palestine, Paris 1867)BibliographygeneralI/193
E. Wiedem.Eilhard Wiedemann, Beiträge zur Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften, Erlangen I-LXV, 1902-1921BibliographyLöwI/194, I/196, I/197, I/199
ed.edition / edited byGeneralgeneralI/200
Edelm.Kaftor waferaḥ, ed. Edelmann, Berlin 1852BibliographyLöwI/196
Edrīzīal-Idrīsī, Arab geographer (Nuzhat al-muštāq)BibliographygeneralI/198
Elia LevitaElia Levita, Tishbi, Isny 1541BibliographygeneralI/192
EmorParashat Emor (Leviticus 21-24), in Nachmanides' Torah commentaryPrimary sourcegeneralIII/287
Engelmann, Gloss.W. H. Engelmann (and R. Dozy), Glossaire des mots espagnols et portugais dérivés de l'arabe, Leiden 1861/1869BibliographygeneralI/199
Engl.Adolf Engler (botanical author)BibliographygeneralI/191
Epstein, Miḳadm.A. Epstein, Miḳadmonijjōt ha-jĕhūdīm, Vienna 1887BibliographyLöwI/200
Estori ha-FarḥīEstori ha-Farḥi, Kaftor waferaḥBibliographyLöwI/196
Etymolog.etymologicalGeneralgeneralI/192
Ez.EzekielPrimary sourcegeneralI/196
ffolioGeneralgeneralI/196
f.and the following (page); also folioGeneralgeneralI/194, I/195, I/196, III/287, I/198, I/199
F. Perles neue Anal.Felix Perles, Analekten zur Textkritik des Alten Testaments, Neue Folge, Leipzig 1922BibliographygeneralI/193
ff.and the following (pages)GeneralgeneralI/194
Fisch. et Mey.Fischer et Meyer (F. E. L. von Fischer and C. A. Meyer, botanical author citation)GeneralgeneralI/195, I/191, I/198
FloraImmanuel Löw, Die Flora der JudenBibliographygeneralI/193, I/196, I/199, I/200
FonckLeopold Fonck, Streifzüge durch die biblische Flora, Freiburg i. Br. 1900BibliographyLöwI/191
Forsk.Peter Forsskål, Flora aegyptiaco-arabica, Hauniae 1775BibliographyLöwI/191
FoureauF. Foureau, Essai de catalogue des noms arabes et berbères de quelques plantes etc. cultivées en Algérie, Paris 1896BibliographyLöwI/191
FraenkelSiegmund Fraenkel, Die aramäischen Fremdwörter im Arabischen, Leiden 1886BibliographyLöwI/194, I/196
Friedm.Sifre, ed. M. Friedmann, Vienna 1864BibliographygeneralI/193
FurrerKonrad Furrer, articles in Schenkel's Bibel-LexikonBibliographygeneralI/199
GA.responsa (Gutachten)GeneralLöwI/194
Gal.Galen, Opera omnia, ed. C. G. KühnBibliographygeneralI/193
Gal.-Üb.Syriac translation of Galen (Galen-Übersetzung)Primary sourcegeneralI/194, I/198, I/199
GalenGalen, Opera (ed. Kühn)BibliographygeneralI/198
Gaon. CasselTĕšūbōt gĕōnīm ḳadmōnīm, ed. David Cassel, Berlin 1848BibliographyLöwII/289
Geop.Lagarde, Geoponicon in sermonem syriacum versorum quae supersunt, Leipzig-London 1860BibliographyLöwI/199
GlossarG. Bergsträsser, Glossar des neuaramäischen Dialekts von Maʿlūla, Leipzig 1921BibliographygeneralI/200
Gn.GenesisPrimary sourcegeneralI/193, I/196, I/192, I/199, I/200
Goldm.Felix Goldmann, Der Ölbau in Palästina zur Zeit der Mišnah, Preßburg 1907BibliographyLöwII/289
gr.GreekGeneralgeneralI/197, I/199
Grätz, hebr.Graetz, Geschichte (History of the Jews), Hebrew translation by S. P. Rabinowitz, I-VII, Warsaw 1890-1899BibliographyLöwIII/287
Grünbaum, Jüd.-span. Chrest.Max Grünbaum, Jüdisch-spanische Chrestomathie, Frankfurt a. M. 1896BibliographygeneralI/196
GrünhutschenL. Grünhut, Die Reisebeschreibungen des R. Benjamin von Tudela, Jerusalem/Frankfurt a. M. 1903-1904BibliographygeneralI/195
Grünhutschen ÜbersetzungL. Grünhut, Die Reisebeschreibungen des R. Benjamin von Tudela, Jerusalem/Frankfurt a. M. 1903-1904BibliographygeneralI/195
GuiguesP. Guigues, Le livre de l'art du Traitement de Najim Ad-Dyn Mahmoud, Beirut 1903BibliographyLöwI/193, I/195
GuisiusGuisius, notes in the Mishnah edition of Surenhusius, Amsterdam I-VI, 1698-1703BibliographyLöwII/289
H.Christian Ferdinand Hochstetter (botanical author)BibliographygeneralI/191
H. Fischer, Wirtschaftsgeogr. von SyrienH. Fischer, Wirtschaftsgeographie von Syrien, Berlin 1919BibliographyLöwI/200
H. LulabHilkhot Lulav (Laws of the Lulav), Maimonides, Mishneh TorahPrimary sourcegeneralIII/287
H. Sabb.Hilkhot Shabbat (Laws of the Sabbath) in Maimonides' Mishneh TorahPrimary sourcegeneralI/197
HandjériAlexandre Handjéri, Dictionnaire français-arabe-persan et turc, Moscow 1840-1841BibliographygeneralI/199
HasadeHasade, Hebrew agricultural monthly, Tel-Aviv 1921 ff.BibliographyLöwI/194, I/195, I/191, I/192, I/198, I/200
Haynald, MézgákLajos Haynald, A szentírási mézgák és gyanták termőnövényei, Kolozsvár 1879BibliographyLöwI/195
hebr.HebrewGeneralgeneralIII/287
Hebr.HebrewGeneralgeneralI/199
HehnVictor Hehn, Kulturpflanzen und Haustiere in ihrem Übergang aus Asien, 8th ed., Berlin 1911BibliographyLöwI/195, I/198
Hehn^{8}Victor Hehn, Kulturpflanzen und Haustiere in ihrem Übergang aus Asien, 8th ed., Berlin 1911BibliographyLöwI/198
Herschberg, HaëregA. S. Herschberg, Ḥajjē hatarbūt bejisrāēl I: Hāereg we-taăsijjat hāereg, Warsaw 1924BibliographyLöwI/200
Hex.Syro-Hexapla (Syriac Hexaplaric version)Primary sourcegeneralI/198
Hg.Halachot gedolot, ed. HildesheimerPrimary sourceLöwI/193
Hif.Hiphil (Hebrew verbal stem)GeneralgeneralII/289
HitzigFerdinand Hitzig, Der Prophet Jesaja, Heidelberg 1833BibliographygeneralI/192
HoneinḤunayn ibn Isḥāq (Syriac/Arabic translator and lexicographer)BibliographygeneralI/194, I/198
HoneinsḤunain ibn Isḥāq (Syriac lexicographer/translator)BibliographygeneralI/199
Hos.HoseaPrimary sourcegeneralI/194
HübschmannHeinrich Hübschmann, Armenische Grammatik I: Armenische Etymologie, Leipzig 1897BibliographygeneralI/196
Ibn BassāmIbn Bassām, Arabic author on market supervision (ḥisba), cited in WiedemannBibliographygeneralI/196
Ibn EsraAbraham Ibn Ezra, commentaryPrimary sourcegeneralI/196, I/200
IsidorusIsidore of Seville, EtymologiaeBibliographygeneralI/199
it.ItalianGeneralgeneralI/196
ital.ItalianGeneralgeneralI/195
jJerusalem Talmud, ed. KrotoschinPrimary sourceLöwI/200
j Dem.Jerusalem Talmud, tractate Demai, ed. KrotoschinPrimary sourceLöwI/193
Jahrh.century (Jahrhundert)GeneralgeneralIII/287
Jakob v. EdessaJacob of Edessa, Syriac authorBibliographygeneralI/194
JastrowMarcus Jastrow, A Dictionary of the Targum, the Talmud etc., London and New York 1903BibliographyLöwI/200
jAz.Jerusalem Talmud, tractate Avodah ZarahPrimary sourceLöwI/193
Jer.JeremiahPrimary sourcegeneralI/196
jer.Jerusalem (Palestinian)GeneralgeneralI/199
Jeremias ATAO^{3}Alfred Jeremias, Das Alte Testament im Lichte des alten Orients, 3rd ed.BibliographyLöwI/192
Jes.IsaiahPrimary sourcegeneralI/194, II/289, I/192
jGn.Jerusalem Targum (Targum Yerushalmi) on GenesisPrimary sourcegeneralI/194
Jh.century (Jahrhundert)GeneralgeneralI/196
jKil.Jerusalem Talmud, tractate Kilayim (ed. Krotoschin)Primary sourceLöwI/194, I/199
Jos.JoshuaPrimary sourcegeneralI/193
Jos. bj.Josephus, Bellum Judaicum (The Jewish War)Primary sourcegeneralI/192
Josua BenvenisteJoshua Benveniste, Śĕde Jĕhōšuaʿ, commentary on the Jerusalem Talmud, Constantinople 1662BibliographygeneralI/195
jüd.Jewish (jüdisch)GeneralgeneralI/193
jḤallaJerusalem Talmud, tractate Ḥalla (ed. Krotoschin)Primary sourceLöwI/195
KaftorEstori ha-Farḥi, Kaftor waferaḥ (ed. Venice 1549, ed. Edelmann Berlin 1852, ed. Luncz Jerusalem 1899)BibliographyLöwI/200
KalebAderet Elijahu, Goslow 1835, appendix by Kaleb Afendopulo p. 16 ff.BibliographyLöwI/199
Kaleb AfendopuloAderet Elijahu, Goslow 1835, appendix by Kaleb Afendopulo p. 16 ff.BibliographyLöwI/192
KautzschE. Kautzsch (ed.), Die Apokryphen und Pseudepigraphen des Alten Testaments, Tübingen 1900BibliographygeneralI/196, I/192
KašefKachef er-rumūz, transl. Leclerc, Paris 1871, in Steinschneider, Heilmittel der AraberBibliographyLöwI/194, I/196
Kel.tractate KelimPrimary sourcegeneralI/200
Kel. Bk.Kelim Bava Kamma (Tosefta Kelim, first section)Primary sourcegeneralII/289
kgkilogramsGeneralgeneralI/195
Ki tissaKi tissa (weekly portion Exod. 30:11–34:35); the work cited at 76b is unidentified, perhaps the Zohar on this portionPrimary source?I/196
Kidd.Kiddushin (Babylonian Talmud tractate)Primary sourcegeneralIII/287
KillermannSebastian Killermann, Die Blumen des heiligen Landes, Leipzig 1915BibliographygeneralI/195
KirchheimRaphael Kirchheim, Septem libri Talmudici parvi Hierosolymitani, Frankfurt a. M. 1851BibliographygeneralI/193
KohutAruch ed. A. Kohut, Vienna 1878-1892BibliographyLöwIII/287
KronerHermann Kroner (on Maimonides), see vol. I p. 208 f.BibliographyLöwI/194
Kroner, Maim.Hermann Kroner, edition of a medical treatise of Maimonides (see above p. 208 f.)BibliographyLöwI/195
Kroner, MaimūnīHermann Kroner, edition of Maimonides' medical work (see above p. 208 f.)BibliographyLöwI/199
L.Linnaeus (botanical author of the species name)GeneralgeneralI/193, I/195, I/191, I/198, I/200
l.read (lies)GeneralgeneralI/200
L. fil.Carl Linnaeus the Younger (Linnaeus filius)BibliographygeneralI/191
L. Löw gS.Leopold Löw, Gesammelte Schriften I-V, Szeged 1889-1900BibliographyLöwIII/287
LA.Lesart (variant reading)GeneralgeneralI/193, I/196, I/197, II/289, I/199, I/200
LAA.variant readings (Lesarten)GeneralgeneralI/196, I/197
lat.LatinGeneralgeneralI/197
Leon da Modena, Bechinaṯ hadaṯLeon (Judah Aryeh) da Modena, Beḥinat ha-DatBibliographygeneralIII/287
ListRichard J. H. Gottheil, A list of plants ... from the mĕnārat ḳudšē of Gregorius Bar ʿEbraya, Berlin 1886BibliographyLöwI/194, I/198, I/199
LunczKaftor waferaḥ, ed. Luncz, Jerusalem 1899BibliographyLöwI/196, I/200
Luncz zu FarḥiEstori ha-Farḥi, Kaftor wa-feraḥ, ed. A. M. Luncz, Jerusalem 1899 (Luncz's notes)BibliographyLöwI/197
LutherMartin Luther, German translation of the BibleBibliographygeneralI/196
LW.loanword (Lehnwort)GeneralgeneralI/194
Löw, Flora.Immanuel Löw, Die Flora der Juden, Wien/Leipzig 1924-1934BibliographygeneralII/289
M. J. LandauMoses Israel Landau, editor of the Aruch (Maʿarikhe Lashon), Prague 1819-1824BibliographygeneralIII/287
M. ZizitMassekhet Zizit (minor tractate)Primary sourcegeneralI/193
Maas.tractate MaʿaserotPrimary sourcegeneralI/200
Maas. r.tractate Maʿaser rishonPrimary sourcegeneralI/200
MacleanA. J. Maclean, A dictionary of the dialect of vernacular Syriac, Oxford 1901BibliographyLöwI/200
Maim.MaimonidesPrimary sourcegeneralI/194, I/197, III/287
MaimūnīMaimonides (commentary on the Mishnah)BibliographygeneralI/193, III/287, I/200
Malula-Gl.G. Bergsträsser, Glossar des neuaramäischen Dialekts von Maʿlūla, Leipzig 1921BibliographygeneralI/200
Mb.unidentified Hebrew glossary containing Romance glossesBibliography?I/196, I/199, I/200
Meiri, Magen AbotMenahem ha-Meiri, Magen AvotBibliographygeneralIII/287
Men.MenahemGeneralgeneralI/200
Menaḥem b. SalomoMenaḥem ben Salomo, author of Sechel tob (1139)BibliographygeneralI/196, I/197
MiddeldorpfHenricus Middeldorpf, Codex Syriaco-Hexaplaris, Berlin 1835BibliographygeneralI/198
MielckMielck (work on Oriental/Palestinian plants; exact title uncertain)Bibliography?I/195
Mischnakomment.Mishnah commentary (Mischnakommentar)GeneralgeneralIII/287
MoellerJoseph Moeller, Lehrbuch der Pharmakognosie, 2nd ed., Vienna 1906BibliographygeneralI/195
Moeller ^{2}Joseph Moeller, Lehrbuch der Pharmakognosie, 2nd ed., Vienna 1906BibliographygeneralI/195
MoreMoreh Nevukhim (Guide of the Perplexed) by MaimonidesPrimary sourcegeneralIII/287
Mowat, AlphitaJ. L. G. Mowat (ed.), Alphita: A Medico-Botanical Glossary, Anecdota Oxoniensia, Oxford 1887BibliographygeneralI/195
MS.Monatsschrift für Geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judentums, BreslauBibliographyLöwI/193
ms.manuscriptGeneralgeneralI/200
MT. Hoffm.Midrash Tannaim, ed. D. Hoffmann, Berlin 1909Primary sourceLöwI/193
MusilAlois Musil, Arabia Petraea IIIBibliographyLöwI/194, I/195, I/191, I/192
nnoteGeneralgeneralI/193
n.noteGeneralgeneralII/289, I/192, I/198, I/200
n. pr.nomen proprium (proper name)GeneralgeneralI/193
NachmānīNachmanides (Moses ben Naḥman), Commentary on the PentateuchBibliographygeneralIII/287
Natanprobably Nathan ben Abraham, Arabic Mishnah commentary/glossaryPrimary source?I/200
naturforsch.naturforschender (of natural research)GeneralgeneralI/194
NaḥmaniMoses ben Naḥman (Nahmanides), Commentary on the PentateuchPrimary sourcegeneralI/195
Ned.tractate NedarimPrimary sourcegeneralI/193
NikanderNicander of Colophon (Theriaca)BibliographygeneralI/198
nom. unit.nomen unitatis (singulative noun)GeneralgeneralI/192
Nr.numberGeneralgeneralI/194
Ns.Neo-Syriac (neusyrisch)GeneralgeneralI/200
ns.Neo-Syriac (neusyrisch)GeneralgeneralI/200
Nuwairīan-Nuwairī, Nihāyat al-arab (Arabic encyclopedist)BibliographygeneralI/194, I/197, I/199
Nöld. OS.Orientalische Studien Theodor Nöldeke zum siebzigsten Geburtstag gewidmet, I-II, 1906BibliographyLöwI/194
Nöld.-OS.Orientalische Studien Theodor Nöldeke gewidmet, I-II, 1906BibliographyLöwI/199
O. UzeOtto Kuntze (botanical author, O. Ktze.; OCR garbled)Bibliography?I/191
OCh.Oraḥ ḤayyimPrimary sourcegeneralI/196, I/197
OkenLorenz Oken, Allgemeine Naturgeschichte für alle Stände (Botanik)BibliographygeneralI/199
OLZ.Orientalistische Literaturzeitung, Berlin/Leipzig 1898 ff.BibliographygeneralI/192
OnkelosTargum OnkelosPrimary sourcegeneralI/194, I/196
orth.OrthodoxGeneralgeneralIII/287
p.pageGeneralgeneralI/193, I/195, I/196, I/197, III/287, I/198, I/200
P.George E. Post, Flora of Syria, Palestine and Sinai, Beirut 1896BibliographygeneralI/195, I/196, I/191, I/198, I/199, I/200
palmyr.PalmyreneGeneralgeneralI/193
ParḥōnSalomo ibn Parḥon, Maḥberet he-ʿArukh, ed. Stern, Pressburg 1844BibliographygeneralI/192
PeaMishnah tractate PeahPrimary sourcegeneralI/200
pers.PersianGeneralgeneralI/199
Pes.tractate PesahimPrimary sourcegeneralI/193
Peēr hadōrPeʾer ha-Dor, responsa of Maimonides, Amsterdam 1765Primary sourcegeneralI/194
Pf.Immanuel Löw, Aramäische Pflanzennamen, Leipzig 1881BibliographyLöwI/193, I/192, I/199
phPalestinian Hebrew (modern)GeneralLöwI/191
Ph.Palestinian HebrewGeneralLöwI/194
Pi.Piel (Hebrew verbal stem)GeneralgeneralII/289
pl.pluralGeneralgeneralI/192, I/199
Plin.Pliny the Elder, Naturalis historiaPrimary sourcegeneralI/195
PliniusPliny the Elder, Naturalis historiaPrimary sourcegeneralI/195, I/198
PosidoniusPosidonius of ApameaBibliographygeneralI/198
PostGeorge E. Post, Flora of Syria, Palestine and Sinai, Beirut 1896BibliographygeneralI/191
PreussJulius Preuss, Biblisch-talmudische Medizin, Berlin 1911BibliographyLöwI/197
PSm.R. Payne Smith, Thesaurus syriacus, Oxford 1879 ff.BibliographyLöwI/194, I/198, I/200
R.RabbiGeneralgeneralI/193, III/287, I/191, I/200
R. D. KimḥīRabbi David Kimḥī (Radak), Sefer ha-Shorashim / biblical commentariesBibliographygeneralI/192
R. GēršōmRabbenu Gershom (Gershom ben Judah of Mainz)Primary sourcegeneralI/200
Rapoport, Erech MillinS. J. L. Rapoport, Erekh Millin, Prague 1852BibliographygeneralIII/287
RatnerB. Ratner, Ahawath Zion wīrūšalajim, variants and supplements to the text of the Jerusalem Talmud, Vilna 1901-1913BibliographyLöwI/200
RašiRashi (Solomon ben Isaac), commentaryPrimary sourcegeneralI/196, II/289, I/200
RDK.Rabbi David Kimhi (here his Sefer ha-Shorashim)Primary sourceLöwI/197, I/192, I/200
REJ.Revue des Etudes Juives, Paris 1880 ff.BibliographyLöwII/289, I/200
Rh.Rosh ha-Shanah (Babylonian Talmud tractate)Primary sourcegeneralI/194
Ri.Judges (Richter)Primary sourcegeneralI/192
RitterCarl Ritter, Erdkunde von AsienBibliographyLöwI/195, I/198
RMbN.Rabbi Moses ben Nachman (Nachmanides), Commentary on the TorahPrimary sourcegeneralI/197
RobinsonEdward Robinson, Palästina, Halle 1841 ff.BibliographyLöwI/193, I/194
RokeachSefer ha-Roqeaḥ by Eleazar of Worms, Zolkiew editionPrimary sourcegeneralIII/287
RommRomm edition (Vilna) of the Babylonian TalmudBibliographygeneralIII/287
Romm.Romm edition (Vilna) of the TalmudBibliographygeneralI/193
RosenRosen (probably Georg Rosen), cited in Löw, Aramäische PflanzennamenBibliography?I/193
RothsteinJ. W. Rothstein, translation of Ezekiel in E. Kautzsch (ed.), Die Heilige Schrift des Alten TestamentsBibliographygeneralI/196
Roubinovitch, ḥiddūšīmRoubinovitch, Ḥiddūšīm (Hebrew work)Bibliography?I/196
RḤ.Rabbenu Ḥananel (commentary)Primary sourcegeneralII/289
S.page (Seite)GeneralgeneralI/194, II/289, I/191, I/198, I/200
s.seeGeneralgeneralI/199
S. KleinSamuel Klein, professor in JerusalemBibliographyLöwI/193
Sabb.tractate ShabbatPrimary sourcegeneralI/193, I/197
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Salm. Hyl.Claudius Salmasius, De homonymis hyles iatricae (Plinianae exercitationes), Utrecht 1689BibliographygeneralI/194
Salomo Ibn MelechSalomo Ibn Melech, Mikhlal Yofi (Bible commentary), Constantinople 1549BibliographygeneralI/192
samar.Samaritan (Targum)GeneralgeneralI/196
Samar.Samaritan (Targum)GeneralgeneralI/199
Sarre-Hzfld.Friedrich Sarre and Ernst Herzfeld, Archäologische Reise im Euphrat- und Tigris-Gebiet, Berlin 1911-1920BibliographygeneralI/191
SchAShulḥan ʿArukhPrimary sourcegeneralI/196
SchA.Shulchan ArukhPrimary sourcegeneralI/197
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SchwarzA. Schwarz's Tosefta editions and commentaryBibliographyLöwI/193
Schwarz, Tebuot haareṣJoseph Schwarz, Tevuot ha-Aretz (Das heilige Land), Hebrew ed. Luncz, Jerusalem 1900BibliographyLöwI/193
Schwarz, TosiftaA. Schwarz, Tosefta editions and commentaryBibliographyLöwI/200
Schürer^{2}Emil Schürer, Geschichte des jüdischen Volkes im Zeitalter Jesu Christi, 2nd edition, Leipzig 1886-1890BibliographygeneralIII/287
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Sechel tōbSekhel Tov of Menahem ben Solomon, ed. S. Buber, Berlin 1900Primary sourcegeneralI/200
SemagSefer Mitzwot Gadol of Moses of Coucy (lāwīn = prohibitions)Primary sourcegeneralI/196
Semaḥ.tractate SemahotPrimary sourcegeneralI/193
SergiusSergius of Rēšʿainā, Syriac translator of GalenBibliographygeneralI/194
ShaM. Steinschneider, Heilmittelnamen der Araber, WZKM XI-XIIBibliographyLöwI/194, I/195, I/196, I/198, I/199
SifraSifra (tannaitic midrash on Leviticus)Primary sourcegeneralII/289, I/200
SifreSifre (tannaitic midrash on Numbers and Deuteronomy)Primary sourcegeneralII/289
Silberberg, DināwarīSilberberg, Das Pflanzenbuch des Abū Ḥanīfa Aḥmed ibn Dāūd ad-Dīnawarī, Straßburg 1910BibliographyLöwI/197
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Socin, Ortsapell.Albert Socin, article on Arabic place appellatives (Ortsappellativa), in ZDPV 22BibliographygeneralI/193
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st.died (gestorben)GeneralgeneralI/196, I/192, I/198
St.Ernst Gottlieb von Steudel (botanical author)BibliographygeneralI/191
StocksJohn Ellerton Stocks (botanical author)GeneralgeneralI/198
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sv.sub voce (under the word)GeneralgeneralI/195, I/197, I/199, I/200
Syn.synonymGeneralgeneralI/191
syr.SyriacGeneralgeneralI/197, I/198, I/199
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Targ.TargumPrimary sourcegeneralI/193, I/194
Targ. jTargum Jerushalmi (Pseudo-Jonathan)Primary sourcegeneralI/196
term. techn.terminus technicus (technical term)GeneralgeneralII/289
TheophrastTheophrastus, Historia plantarumBibliographygeneralI/198
TMenTosefta MenahotPrimary sourceLöwI/193
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u. a.and others (und andere)GeneralgeneralI/192, I/199
v.of (von)GeneralgeneralI/194, I/195, I/199
v. C.before Christ (vor Christus)GeneralgeneralI/198
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v. u.from below (von unten)GeneralgeneralI/200
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VullersJ. A. Vullers, Lexicon Persico-Latinum etymologicum, Bonn 1855-1867BibliographygeneralI/196
W.edition of Dioscorides by WellmannBibliographyLöwI/197
WB.dictionary (Wörterbuch)GeneralgeneralI/200
WetzsteinJohann Gottfried Wetzstein (notes communicated to Löw, cited in Aramäische Pflanzennamen)BibliographygeneralI/192, I/199
Z.line (Zeile)GeneralgeneralI/200
z. B.zum Beispiel (for example)GeneralgeneralII/289, I/199
z. St.on the passage (zur Stelle)GeneralgeneralI/198, I/200
ZAW.Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche WissenschaftBibliographyLöwI/193
ZDMG.Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen GesellschaftBibliographyLöwI/196, I/197, I/191, I/198, I/199
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Zēdā lederechṢēdā la-derekh by Menaḥem ibn ZeraḥPrimary sourcegeneralI/196
ŠibbŏlēShibbole ha-Leket, ed. S. Buber, Vilna 1886Primary sourcegeneralI/193
ŠviMishnah tractate Shevi'itPrimary sourcegeneralI/193
Švi.Shevi'it (Mishnah/Tosefta tractate)Primary sourcegeneralII/289
ב״חBayit Ḥadash by Joel SirkesPrimary sourcegeneralI/197
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