 The Mantuan Bible of 1742-44, edited by Rafael Ḥayyim b. Abiad Shalom Basilea and Felice (Maṣliaḥ) Marini, was in a measure only a reprint of Michaelis; Raphael in his edition of the excellent text, as corrected by Norzi ("Minḥat Shai," Mantua, 1732–44), tried to unify the text and not simply to reprint the older editions.The basis of all the modern editions of the Bible is that of E. van der Hooght (Amsterdam and Utrecht, 1705).It is practically a reprint of the Athias-Leusden edition; but at the end it has variants taken from a number of printed editions.