22:2–30), 23:1 (Job 23:2–17; 24:1–25), 25:1 (Bildad 25:2–6), 26:1 (Job I 26:2–14), 27:1 (Job II 27:2–23; 28:1–28), 29:1 (Job III 29:2–25; 30:1–31; 31:1–40). Conclusion of the main disputation: {P} 32:1. Elihu (32:2–37:24): Introduction: {P} 32:2–5 Speech: {P} 32:6–22; 33:1–33 (Elihu I). Centered titles: 34:1 (Elihu II 34:2–37), 35:1 (Elihu III 35:2–16), 36:1 (Elihu IV 36:2–33; 37:1–24). God and Job (38:1–42:6): God: {P} 38:1–41; 39:1–18 {P} 39:19–30. God and Job (centered titles): 40:1 (God 40:2), 40:3 (Job 40:4–5). God: {P} 40:6–32; 41:1–26 {P}. Job (centered title): 42:1 (Job 42:2–6). III. Narrative Conclusion (42:7–17): Common layout and regular cantillation: {P} 42:7 {S} 42:8–17. Song of Songs The Aleppo codex is extant until the word ציון ("Zion") in Song of Songs 3:11. Bibles that show parashot in the Song of Songs based upon the Aleppo Codex (with reconstruction of its missing parts based on Kimhi's notes) include two editions following the Breuer method (Horev and The Jerusalem Crown). The flow of text in such bibles is as follows: 1:1–4 {P} 1:5–8 {P} 1:9–14 {S} 1:15–17; 2:1–7 {S} 2:8–13 {S} 2:14 {S} 2:15–17 {S} 3:1–5 {S} 3:6–8 {S} 3:9–11 {S*} 4:1–7 {S*} 4:8–16;5:1 {S*} 5:2–16; 6:1–3 {S*} 6:4–9 {S*} 6:10 {S*} 6:11–12; 7:1–11 {S*} 7:12–14;8:1–4 {S*} 8:5–7 {S*} 8:8–10 {P*} 8:11–14 The Tiberian masoretic codices are nearly identical in the parts at which they show parashah breaks in the text. However, while A and L have {S} almost exclusively, Y (which is usually very close to A) shows {P} for the large majority of parashot, as shown in the chart below: Ruth In the Tiberian masoretic codices, the only parashah found in Ruth is for the short chronology at the end of the book: {P} 4:18–22 ואלה תולדות פרץ Variant: While A, Y, L, and Ff1 all have {P} at 4:18, other traditions noted by Finfer differ: F={-}, Ff2={S}. Lamentations The Aleppo codex lacks Lamentations in its entirety. Parashot listed here are based upon Kimhi's notes on the codex. First lamentation (1:1–22): {S} between each of the 22 verses and {P} following the last one. Second lamentation (2:1–22): {S} between each of the 22 verses and {P} following the last one. Third lamentation (3:1–66): {S} between each of 66 verses and {P} following the last one. Fourth lamentation (4:1–22): {S} between each of the 22 verses and {P} following the last one. Fifth lamentation (5:1–22): 5:1–18 {P} 5:19–22 Variants: In the third lamentation, the