MARGARET GATTY.

Ecclesfield.

_Buxtorf's Translation of Elias Levita's "Tov Taam._"--Your

correspondent T. T., in reply to my Query respecting this work, says

(Vol. iv., p. 328.) that it "was printed in Venice, 1538, in 4to." This

is impossible: for the elder Buxtorf was born in 1564; and it would be

singular if he had translated R. Elias' work, and printed it at Venice,

twenty-six years before he was born.

T. T. seems not to have observed that my inquiry related to Buxtorf's

_translation_, not to the original work of Elias Levita, which, although

now rare, is sufficiently well known to Rabbinical scholars. I must

therefore renew my inquiry (Vol. iv., p. 272.): has Buxtorf's

_translation_ ever been printed, or does it now exist in MS.?

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