[Classweb-users] BS1200+

[Gene Fieg]

Both in the print and the classweb version of BS1200+, there are a few
anamolies (sp?)
Note that BS1201-1205.6 = General works.  The rest of the numbers are
indented under that class.  Is that the way it is supposed to be?
For instance is BS1208 only for Harmonies of the Historical books?
And when was Pentateuch ever considered as the part of the Historical books?

It seems to me that there needs to be some re-arrangement of class numbers
here.
The indentations seem to imply that those numbers only apply to the
"Historical Books."

Shouldn't it look a bit more like this:

  BS1201-1205.6
Historical books TABLE BS7 <javascript:top.Table('BS7')>

Cf. BS1286.5 <javascript:top.GoTo('gteq',
'&table=schedules&span=bs1205&key=_00BS1286_2E5_00_00', null)> Former
Prophets of the Hebrew Bible
 BS1208
Harmonies and parallels TABLE BS6 <javascript:top.Table('BS6')>
e.g. Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles
 BS1209
Octateuch TABLE BS6 <javascript:top.Table('BS6')>
 BS1210
Heptateuch TABLE BS6 <javascript:top.Table('BS6')>
 BS1211-1215.6
Hexateuch TABLE BS7 <javascript:top.Table('BS7')>
 BS1216
Paraphrases
Including such medieval works as Sefer ha-yashar
 BS1221-1225.6
Pentateuch (Torah) TABLE BS7 modified <javascript:top.Table('BS7')>

For Samaritan Pentateuch see BM920-933 <javascript:top.GoTo('gteq',
'&table=schedules&span=bs1205&key=_00BM920_00BM933_00', null)>

Texts
 BS1224.A-Z
Other early languages and European languages, A-Z
e.g.
 BS1224.A7-.A77
Aramaic

Targum Onkelos
 BS1224.A7
Texts. By date
 BS1224.A73
Criticism
 BS1224.A735
Palestinian Targumim

Jonathan. Pseudo-Jonathan
 BS1224.A74
Texts. By date
 BS1224.A75
Criticism

Targum Yerushalmi
Including Fragment Targum and Neofiti Targum
 BS1224.A76
Texts. By date
 BS1224.A77
Criticism


-- 
Gene Fieg
Cataloger/Serials Librarian
Claremont School of Theology
gfieg at cst.edu