Genesis 1:1 is not included in London, British Library, Or. 2363.
This manuscript includes: The Pentateuch with Aramaic Targum Onkelos normally after each verse, both supplied with Babylonian supralinear pointing and accompanied by Masorah parva and magna. In the decorated Song of Moses, the Hebrew poem occupies fols. 208r–209v; the displaced continuous Onkelos resumes with Deuteronomy 31:28 below the poem on fol. 209v and continues through fols. 210r–210v, with 32:4 and 32:33 crossing physical surfaces before ordinary alternation resumes at 32:48 on 210v. Genesis begins on fol. 1r, but Genesis 1:1–2:12 is missing; Genesis 30:9–38 is also missing. Exodus begins on fol. 52v, Leviticus on fol. 98r, Numbers on fol. 130r, and Deuteronomy on fol. 173r. Fol. 212v preserves a micrographic carpet page and ownership inscription rather than indexed biblical text.
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