The First Book Of The Psalms According To The Text Of The Cambridge Ms. Bible Add. 465 presents a meticulously transcribed and edited version of the Psalms from an important historical manuscript. Prepared by David Kimhi and S.M. Schiller-Szinessy, this edition offers scholars and students direct access to the Hebrew text as it appeared in the Cambridge manuscript. This volume is a valuable resource for those studying the history of the biblical text, the development of Hebrew scholarship, and the nuances of the Psalms themselves. It provides insights into medieval textual traditions and serves as a foundational text for understanding the rich history of the Hebrew Bible.

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