Encyclopaedia Judaica entry describing the non-extant majority of Mekhilta Deuteronomy, Genizah fragments, Midrash ha-Gadol, and the five-percent direct-passage estimate.

Encyclopaedia Judaica entry describing Sifre Zuta Numbers reconstruction from explicit quotations, Genizah fragments, Midrash ha-Gadol, and later citations, with warnings about fa…

Jewish Encyclopedia entry describing Midrash Abkir's extant remains as Yalkut excerpts and other citations, apparently on Genesis and Exodus.

Midrash HaGadol is medieval and in scope; rough seed should be converted only after witness-specific source reading. Required sources: Midrash HaGadol manuscript/catalogue control…

Public-domain encyclopedia entry describing Midrash Leku Nerannena as cited in Machzor Vitry with a few fragments preserved and likely a Hanukkah homily.

Lost smaller midrash known through excerpts and citations; selected from GlobalSeed 280421.

Source-specific split child for route 2547 using Midrash HaGadol and Yemen manuscript controls.

A mostly lost Mekhilta Deuteronomy corpus inferred from Genizah fragments, Midrash ha-Gadol use, and medieval quotations.

A lost smaller midrash inferred from excerpts in later anthologies and citations in other works.

A reconstructed Sifre Zuta Numbers corpus inferred from explicit quotations, Genizah remains, Midrash ha-Gadol, and later citations.

A lost Genesis-Exodus homily cycle inferred behind Yalkut excerpts and citations attributed to Midrash Abkir.

A source-backed ledger for lost or partially preserved rabbinic sources recoverable through Midrash HaGadol quotation and manuscript transmission.

A fragmentary Hanukkah homily inferred behind Machzor Vitry citation and preserved fragments of Midrash Leku Nerannena.

Source-specific child ledger for Midrash HaGadol preservation and Yemenite manuscript witnesses.