This 2005 volume carries on the plan described in the preface to the Historical Register of the University of Cambridge, Supplement 1911–20. All holders of University Offices, who took up or left their posts, have been included.  Meer

A second supplement to the triennial full listing of all members of the University (see below).  Meer

This collection of original contributions by an international group of experts summarizes recent developments in Genizah research. Stefan Reif's overview of a century of work on the famous Taylor-Schechter Collection of Hebrew manuscripts at Cambridge University Library is followed by Menahem Kister's textual interpretations of the Ben Sira fragments.  Meer

This volume carries on the plan described in the preface to the Historical Register of the University of Cambridge, Supplement 1911-20. All holders of University Offices, who took up or left their posts, have been included.  Meer

The official Statutes and Ordinances of the University of Cambridge.  Meer

The official Statutes and Ordinances of the University of Cambridge.  Meer

The Arabic and Judaeo-Arabic manuscripts of the Genizah Collection are gradually being uncovered as one of its prized gems. These manuscripts open a rare window into the everyday lives of the Jews of Arab lands almost a thousand years ago.  Meer

This volume contains descriptions - including, in many cases, precise identifications - of approximately 6,000 manuscript fragments from the Taylor-Schechter New Series originating in the world-famous Genizah of Cairo, and now at Cambridge University Library.  Meer

This is the second volume of the bibliography of published material from the Cambridge Genizah collections, the first having appeared in 1988. It is an indispensable tool for scholars, serving as a guide to every book, article and reference dealing with the 140,000 Genizah fragments at Cambridge.  Meer

Following the successful publication of the first two volumes of Hebrew Bible Manuscripts in the Cambridge Genizah Collections, the substantial process of describing the MS fragments is now complete.  Meer

Following the successful publication of the first two volumes of Hebrew Bible Manuscripts in the Cambridge Genizah Collections, the substantial process of describing the MS fragments is now complete.  Meer

This volume is a continuation of the catalogue compiled by Colin F. Baker and Meira Polliack, Arabic and Judaeo-Arabic Manuscripts in the Cambridge Genizah Collections: Arabic Old Series (T-S Ar.  Meer

This 2005 volume carries on the plan described in the preface to the Historical Register of the University of Cambridge, Supplement 1911–20. All holders of University Offices, who took up or left their posts, have been included.  Meer