ENThe present publication aims to make the entire text of the document available to the scholars and provide its general characteristic (with a special focus on Hebrew pronunciation behind the Cyrillic rendering of the Hebrew Bible fragments found in the manuscript) in anticipation of a more detailed study I am now preparing. Below I publish the full transcript of the Cyrillic Manual of Hebrew along with photographs of the corresponding folios of the original manuscript5. his is necessary, since the scribe’s semi-uncial handwriting, including ligatures and diacritics, cannot be transcribed quite precisely by means of the Old Church Slavonic font I am using. [Extract, p. 262]