Herausgeber wechselt ab Bd. 3 13th-century rabbinic work on the Pentateuch, emanating from Yemen and consisting mainly of excerpts of older rabbinic texts of the talmudic period. The Midrash is anonymous, but it is now certain that it was written by a native of Aden, David b. Amram Adani. (Enc. Jud.) Abweichende Umschrift des Haupttitels: Midraš hag-gādōl ʿal ḥamiššāh ḥumšē Tōrāh Transkriptionsvariante: Yerušalayim: mosad ha-rav quq Hebräisch, in hebräischer Schrift | 
