Aleppo Codex
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The Aleppo Codex is the earliest complete manuscript of the Hebrew Masoretic Bible, preserved since about AD 930.
This is currently housed at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, which explains this Codex:
| “ | is also the most authoritative, accurate, and sacred source document, both for the biblical text and for its vocalization, cantillation and Masorah (literally, "transmission" of the Bible, the oral and written tradition by which the Holy Scriptures have been preserved and passed on from generation to generation).[1] | ” |