Description: In commemoration of the 800th anniversary of the death of Moses Maimonides, the Jewish National and University Library is proud to present to the public digital copies of Maimonides manuscripts and early printed editions from its collection. This project coincides with the Library's exhibit "The Great Eagle at the JNUL", and is part of the David and Fela Shapell Family Digitization Project at the JNUL. These works have been scanned in their entirety and are freely available for viewing. Manuscripts * Commentary on the Mishnah Mo'ed and Nashim. Judeo-Arabic. Autograph. 12th cent. * Commentary on Avot. 14th cent.? * Mishneh Torah. Illuminated. between 1300-1350. * Mishneh Torah. mid 15th cent.? * Mishneh Torah. Book of Judges. 1433 * Moreh nevukhim. Judeo-Arabic. 13th-14th cent. * Moreh nevukhim. Hebrew translation by Shmuel ibn Tibbon. 14th-15th cent.? * Sefer ha-mizvot. Judeo-Arabic. One folio. 13-14th cent. * Millot ha-higgayon. Translated by R. Ahituv. 16th cent. * Collection of responsa and letters (Hebrew). 1614 * Several responsa (Hebrew). 14th-15th cent.? * Iggeret Teman. 1588. * Collection of several works (Letter on resurrection, medical writings). Hebrew. 13th-14th cent. * Collection of various works (Moreh nevukhim, Millot ha-higgayon, Shemonah perakim, Perush Perek helek, Maamar tehiyyat ha-metim, Iggeret to Joseph Ibn Jabbar of Baghdad). 14th cent. * Sefer ha-peraqim le-Abocrat [commentary on the "Aphorisms of Hippocrates"].Translated by Moses Ibn Tibbon. In a collection of medical writings. 16th century. Early printed editions * Mishneh torah. Rome, before 1480 * Moreh nevukhim. Rome, before 1480 * De regimine sanitatis. ca. 1481 * Commentary on Avot. 1485 * Mishnah with commentary of Maimonides. 1492 * Aphorismi Rabi Moysi. 1508 * Sefer ha-mitzvot. 1510? * Responsa and letters. ca. 1517 * Rabi Mossei Aegyptii Dux seu director dubitatium aut perplexorum [moreh nevukhim]. Latin. 1520 * Logica [milot ha-higayon]. Hebrew and Latin. 1527 * Tredecim articuli fidei Iudaeorum. 1529 * De astrologia. Hebrew and Latin. 1555 * [Hilkhot de'ot] sive canones ethici. Hebrew and Latin. 1640