Binding: 17th century English sprinkled calf over pasteboards; with blind-tooled panels and corner fleurons; sewn onto five supports; title in gilt and shelfmark on the spine; text block edges sprinkled brown; evidence of chaining (staple holes towards the edge of lower fore-edge); paper tab at the head of lower board.Full catalogue description in SOLODecoration: "Woodcuts: Bomberg's architectural title pageDecoration: featuring a large arch supported by two columns adorned with flowers and leafy branches; small floriated cartouche enclosing initial word at beginning of text."Dimensions: 317mm (height) × 217mm (width) × 35mm (depth)Layout: Text printed in Hebrew type, in two columns and marginal annotations. Block print, vowelized on demonstrative and quoted passages; marginalia in cursive script (so-called Rashi script).Hebrew grammar and lexicon, edited by Elijah Levita, with the assistance of Cornelius Adelkind. At end, a poem and ending note by Solomon ben Mazal Tov. An interleaved copy, with copious manuscript annotations in English, Hebrew and Latin, written at least by three different hands.