Hebrew. PENTATEUCH ) Chamishah Chumashei Torah. With Targum Onkelos and commentaries of Rash”i, Ramba”n (entitled Nachmeini in this edition) and ibn Ezra

EXTREMELY RARE. The copies in JNUL, JTSLA and the Mehlman copy are all incomplete. On the text of Rash”i in this edition, see I. Sonne, "Le-Bikoreth Ha-Text Shel Peirush Rashi Al Ha-Torah," in HUCA, Vol. XV, p. 46. Sonne states that this edition follows the Sephardic (Spanish-Portuguese) redaction of Rashi's commentary which contains additional midrashic and explanatory material as compared to the German-French and Italian redactions. The printers, the Nahmias Brothers, were exiles from Spain who established their press in 1505. Theirs was the first printing-press beyond Europe’s borders The Ibn Nahmias's (of Constantinople) first printing was the Tur of 1493. There was a whole debate for a while, where Steinschneider and de Rossi said it was 1505, but it has since been conclusively proven (by M. Marx and Offenberg - see his article in Choice of Corals) that the first Constantinople edition was completed in 1493.