Ahmed - Der Prophet des Friedens Teil 2: Licht der Hoffnung Teil 2 - Drehbuch (German Edition)

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Pollak was a Hungarian rabbi. Jews -- Austria -- Vienna -- History. Vienna Austria -- Ethnic relations. Last page of index in facsimile, Lacks rear cover. Damp stained; red dye from wrappers has bled onto adjoining pages. Pages wrinkled; cover warped; boards chipped and peeling. Buxbaum's account of the Jews of the Wetterau district of Hesse and his own biography as it relates to that community. OCLC lists 8 copies worldwide. Black and white photographs and copies of letters in text. Paper Wrappers, 16mo, 28 pages. In German and English, with one page in Hebrew and scattered Hebrew throughout.

Possibly a unique item, as we were not able to locate a single copy anywhere, including: In original stiff paper covers with title on front. Touch of cornerwear, otherwise Very Good Condition. John Heywood ; London: Cloth, 8vo, 29 pages. Gottheil, Minister of the Congregation of British Jews Cyrus Adler and Frank H. Vizetelly note in the JE that during Gottheil's time in Manchester, "Two of his most noteworthy sermons preached in Manchester were on the slavery question, attacking those who had declared the institution to be sanctioned by Mosaic law.

Gottheil was born in Pinne, Posen. He was drawn to liberal Judaism at the University of Berlin, and studied with such scholars as Steinschneider and Zunz. During Gottheil was a teacher at the Reform Gemeinde in Berlin and preaching assistant to Samuel Holdheim, who impressed him deeply. Challenging the ethical culture theories of Felix Adler, son of Samuel Adler, Gottheil espoused a more traditional theistic Judaism, and was upheld by the congregation. He attempted to maintain a rabbinical school under Emanu-El's auspices during , but it had very few students.

Gottheil published a hymnal in and a devotional compilation Sun and Shield He voluntarily abandoned issuing his own prayer book in favor of the Union Prayer Book, which included a number of his translations and renderings. Wise were among the founders of the Federation of American Zionists. Gottheil was a teacher and friend to such young rabbis as Stephen S. Wise, Leon Harrison, and Samuel Schulman. Slavery in the Bible. Later boards show heavy wear. Library marks to later blank endpapers, as well as one small blindstamp on title page, Original chocolate wrappers were bound in and are now loose but still present.

Internal paper and binding remain excellent. Great copy of this scarce and important Jewish Civil-war era tract on American slavery. Half-leather, 8vo, pages. Behr composed this Jewish catechism in order to introduce modern systematic religious instruction to Jews. Judaism, Study and Teaching. Spotting and discoloration throughout the book. Binding has been reinforced between endpapers at front and back.

Portions of pages are torn with unreadable text near the bottom of the page. Slight tears to other pages with no damage to text. Inscription on the front endpaper which reads: Carl Wolf in Munich Bavaria. Intro by Max Gruenewald. Cloth, Small 8vo, New York: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, Jews -- United States. Germans -- United States.

Very Good Condition in Good Jacket. Im Selbstverlage der Adminstration des Samsonschen Legatenfonds, Volume of fold-out genealogical tables. Ex-library with usual markings. Surface rip to table one but text in good shape. Binding has been reinforced; front cover of book is covered with clear plastic coating. Some chipping to endpapers. Includes his commentary to Trei Asar the 12 Minor Prophets bound in at rear, though it is missing the title page and leaves Alshekh was a "rabbi and Bible commentator, born in Adrianople.

He studied in Salonika under Joseph Taitazak and Joseph Caro, and then emigrated to Erez Israel, settling in Safed, where he gained prominence as an halakhic authority, a teacher in two talmudic academies, and a preacher. He was active in communal affairs and was a member of the rabbinical court of Joseph Caro, who conferred upon him the full ordination which had been reintroduced by R. Alshekh in turn ordained in Hayyim Vital, who was his disciple in halakhah.

His major field of interest was halakhah but, acceding to requests to preach on Sabbaths, in the course of preparing his sermons he occupied himself also with Bible exegesis.

He also engaged in the study of the Kabbalah, from which he derived the fundamentals of his religious philosophy. According to one tradition, Isaac Luria sought to dissuade him from pursuing kabbalistic studies He participated there in a rabbinical court session in the spring of He died soon after at a venerable age. Alshekh reworked his sermons into commentaries to most of the books of the Bible" Tovia Preschel in EJ. Prophets Nevi'im -- Commentaries.

Wear to period rag paper, heavy in some places, loss of text to last page of the commentary to Trei Asar. Top margin clipped close by binder, often obliterating the pagination and page headings, but never the text. External binding Good, Good- Condition overall. Ba-bayit uva-defus ha-meshubah Itsak ben Leb Leyb , Half Leather, 4to, 81 leaves. Edited by Abraham ben Judah Loeb Friedburg. Falk, a leading rabbi and halakhic authority, was "born in Cracow and was a descendant of Joshua Heschel b.

Joseph of Cracow, the author of Meginnei Shelomo. He studied in Polish yeshivot and took up residence in Lemberg after his marriage to the daughter of Solomon Segal Landau, an important member of that community. There he was appointed inspector of the talmud torah. He became wealthy and was a leader of the community. In his wife, daughter, mother-in-law, and her father were killed by the explosion of a gunpowder storehouse, and he himself was miraculously saved.

As a result he vowed "to apply himself diligently to the study of the Talmud and the Codes" Introduction to the Penei Yehoshu'a. He left Lemberg and served as rabbi in the communities of Tarlow, Kurow, and Lesko Lisko successively. His yeshivah became the central yeshivah of Poland. Falk was one of the most extreme opponents of the Shabbatean movement, then gaining ground in Poland, and he excommunicated the Shabbateans in In consequence of the opposition he had aroused, he was compelled to leave Lemberg in and went to Buczacz where he lived for some years. Between and he served as rabbi of Berlin.

He then accepted an invitation to succeed Jacob Reischer as rabbi of Metz and remained there until From Metz he went to Frankfort where he was rabbi until The hostile attitude of the town authorities and internal communal quarrels following his intervention in the controversy around Jonathan Eybeschuetz, in which he sided with Jacob Emden, caused his resignation and departure from the city, and he lived for a time in Mannheim and Worms. He continued his campaign against Eybeschuetz, sending him a letter entitled "the final warning" on Sivan 11, and in excommunicated him.

In response to the demands of the Altona community that he rescind the ban, Falk demanded that Eybeschuetz appear before a bet din of three ordained rabbis to answer for his actions. Azulai, who repeatedly praised Falk's wide knowledge as well as that of his second wife , visited him in Worms in Falk told him some "dismaying details" about the affair, and Azulai expressed his shock at the "desecration of the Torah and the defamation of the Divine Name" as a result of the publication of the dispute between the Jewish scholars.

From Worms Falk went to Offenbach, where he died. He was buried in Frankfort and although he requested that no eulogy should be said after his death he was eulogized by Ezekiel Landau see Frankfort Memorbuch, National Library, Jerusalem. Falk became renowned through his Penei Yehoshu'a, regarded as one of the outstanding works of novellae on the Talmud. The work is distinguished by its penetrating explanation of difficult talmudic themes. In his introduction to the Penei Yehoshu'a he asserts that he always took care that his conclusions should be in conformity with the halakhah of the Talmud and the Codes and was careful not to commit to writing any novellae which did not conform with the truth, "but whenever something new occurred to me on a talmudic topic or in explanation of Rashi and tosafot and it appeared to me to approximate to the truth, according to the method of our predecessors and teachers, I accepted it.

He emphasizes that Kabbalah is sometimes of help in explaining the aggadot; but despite his reliance on the Zohar and on the works of kabbalists Penei Yehoshu'a to Ber. He was appointed rosh yeshivah in Frankfort during his father's incumbency, and held the position from to In he signed the excommunication against the Frankists in Brody. From to he was rabbi of Hanover. In the affair of the Cleves get he supported Israel Lipschuetz. He published the fourth part of his father's Penei Yehoshu'a, adding to it his own novellae to Bava Kamma under the title Penei Aryeh Fuerth, After about seven years he succeeded his brother-in-law, Jehiel Aryeh Leib Loewenstamm, as rabbi of Leeuwarden, Holland.

In he succeeded his father-in-law as rabbi of the Ashkenazi community of Amsterdam, and finally served as rabbi of Amersfoort. Yehoshua Horowitz in EJ Nice period title page ornamentation. Printed in double columns. Jacob ben Asher, ca. Karo, Joseph ben Epharim, Paper Wrappers, 8vo, 72 pages. Orthdox booklet attacking Holdheim and the radical Reform. Reform Judaism -- Controversial literature.

Cloth, 4to large , 88, , pages. In Hebrew, with some German text on primary title page. Barukh ben Yonah le-veit Yetles. In his youth he ran away from home to Berlin, but later returned and was reconciled with his teacher, Ezekiel Landau. He contributed poems to Ha-Me'assef the journal of the Me'assefim dealing with the lonely and difficult position of the enlightened intellectual in traditional society. When he eulogized Landau in his Emek ha-Bakha in a wholly Orthodox and traditional manner, the radical editor of Ha-Me'assef attacked him.

A booklet, Sefer ha-Orev, published allegedly in Salonika in under the pen name Phinehas Hananiah Argosi de Silva, which attacks the disrespectful attitude of the Berlin radicals to rabbinical scholars, is generally considered to be Baruch's refutation of their attacks. So, too, the pamphlet, "A Discussion Between the Years and " and a polemic against the Frankists in Prague, is generally attributed to him.

A sermon supporting his father's vaccination campaign was published in A man of independent means, Baruch founded a yeshivah in his house and encouraged rising Hebrew authors. In he induced leaders of the Prague community to open a hospital for wounded soldiers "of all nationalities" in the Jewish quarter. No copy at Harvard. Some loss of text to corner of one leaf, lacks backstrip spine covering otherwise Very Good Condition. Bi-defus Avraham Frizek, Half-leather, 4to, leaves.

Hebrew text with commentaries in Judeo-German. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. No copies on OCLC. Wear to boards, internal rag paper and binding remain in Very Good Condition. Cloth, 8vo, x, , pages. In Hebrew, with added title page: Karaitic literature -- History and criticism. Ex-Jewish library with minimal markings. Boards and backstrip detached but present. Zultsbakh Sulzbach , Repentance -- Judaism -- Prayer-books and devotions. Lacks outer binding, edgewear to leaves, on final leaf only extending into a bit of the text, but with no loss. Rag paper has held up very well, easily rebound or used as is.

Quarter-Leather, Large 8vo, 96 leaves. OCLC lists no copies, but lists a single copy which is identical except that it has 90 instead of 96 leaves Harvard, perhaps an error? An absolutely beautiful copy, embossed with previous owner's name in front in gold. Marbled boards, edges, and endpapers. Dalman was a German theologian, philologist, and Palestinologist. Aramaic language -- Grammar. Boards scuffed and edgeworn; most of backstrip not present. Binding tight; interior of book in very good condition.

In German, Hebrew, and Greek. Hebrew language -- Foreign words and phrases. Stamped "Boaz Cohen" on verso of title page. Cohen was an American rabbinic scholar who taught at the Jewish Theological Seminary; he was "one of the first American-educated scholars to make significant contributions to the scientific study of rabbinic literature. His Kunteres ha-Teshuvot , an annotated bibliography of the rabbinic responsa of the Middle Ages, was one of the first attempts to classify and describe the responsa literature and has remained a standard reference work.

Eigenverlag des verfassers, Cloth, Small 8vo, ii, pages. In Hebrew and Aramaic with German on title page only. Hebrew language -- Dictionaries. Aramaic language -- Dictionaries. OCLC lists 14 copies worldwide. Some rubbing to boards, title page repaired, about Very Good Condition. In German, English and Arabic. Civilization, Islamic, Arabic language, text. Ex-library with usual marks. Backstrip is slightly worn in some places. Norman Brown, of the American Oriental Society, are penciled on the front endpaper.

Underlining on pages at the beginning of book. Water damage to edges of pages and covers but text is easy to read. Some chipping to rear pages, Good condition overall. Cloth, 8vo, viii, 96 single-sided leaves. Baer ; Praefatus est edendi operis adjutor Fr. Some wear to boards, Good Condition.

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List of abbreviations laid in. Handbuch zum Alten Testament, hrg. Von Otto Eissfeltd; 1. A Nazi-era Jewish publication. Beer was a German professor and scholar. Paper Wrappers, Front cover detached. Signitures of pages essentially unbound; 8vo; 55 pages; Rear page clipped, but appears to be no text loss. Small library stamp on copyright page. Decorative end papers; marbled boards and edges.

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Volume 5 only of a 7-volume set. His Randglossen zur hebraeischen Bibel 7 vols. Only rarely does he comment on aspects dealt with by the 'higher criticism. His comments, which are distinguished by their originality, at times have the quality of homiletics and are derived from Ehrlich's innovating spirit; yet through his sound linguistic instinct and fine linguistic differentiations he succeeded in illuminating and explaining, with great acumen and profundity, many verses and linguistic usages.

Ehrlich's exegetical work is an important contribution to modern biblical exegesis. Hebrew -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. Owner inscribed on flyleaf. Lacks front cover and backstrip. Damp stained; pages wrinkled. Endpapers chipped and torn. Decorative end papers; marbled edges. Volume 4 only of a 7-volume set. Volume 2 only of a 7-volume set. Damp stained; pages wrinkled and soiled. First signature detached but present. Handbuch zum Alten Testament; 1. Replaces in this series: Slight wrinkling to some pages.

Handbuch zum Alten Testament; Erste Reihe; 1. Two columns to the page. Issued in 3 parts, Galling was a German Biblical scholar. Two volumes bound together. Hoffmann was a rabbi and biblical and talmudic scholar. After Hildesheimer's death in Hoffmann was appointed rector of the Seminary.

He was member and later chairman of the bet din of the Adass Yisroel congregation in Berlin. Toward the end of his life he was regarded as the supreme halakhic authority of German Orthodox Jewry and was inundated by questions in halakhah from most of the German rabbis. Pentateuch -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. Volume I of a 4-volume set. For Judaic Studies, Utexas, Univ. Leaves loose in wraps; edges and corners chipped; paper very dark and brittle. Paper Wrappers, Later paper wrappers, 8vo, pages. Light wear, good condition. Lower right corner of cover missing. Die Heilige Schrift des Alten Testamentes.

Song of Solomon -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. Interior has damp stain, confined for the most part to the top edge of pages. Leaves a bit wrinkled. Gedruckt bei Adalbert della Torre, Half-Leather, Small 8vo, 11, leaves. Paper foxed with repair to title page, but also very solid. Bibliographical annotations; several indices. Obermeyer was a Bavarian scholar, traveller, and teacher.

Babylonia -- Historical geography. Iraq -- Historical geography. Front wrapper detached but present. Wrappers and backstrip chipped. Volume has split into two pieces. Interior otherwise very clean and tight; text in very good condition. Perles was a German-born rabbi and scholar, son of Joseph Perles. Bible criticism, Hebrew and Aramaic lexicography, apocryphal and pseudepigraphical literature, medieval Hebrew poetry, liturgy, Jewish dialects, and abbreviations.

OCLC lists 21 copies worldwide. Felix Perles, "Critical Notices: Perles, Felix, Analekten zur Textkritik des alten Testaments. Offprint from Revue des Etudes Juives, T. Inscribed on title page by the editor. Backstrip not present; many leaves detached. Pages very dark, brittle, and chipped, with some wrinkling. One flyleaf has some bibliographical annotations. Zweite umgearbeitete und sehr vermehrte Auflage.

Includes bibliographical references, a glossary, and indexes. Schrader was a German orientalist. Newer binding; very tight. Title page and three leaves following are in facsimile. Except as noted, very good condition. Marbled boards and edges; decorative endpapers.

In Hebrew, with preface in German. OCLC lists no copies worldwide of this edition. Bookplate on inside cover of Max D.

Damp stain visible near spine; otherwise, very good condition. Schwally was a German orientalist who held the chair for Semitic languages at the University of Giessen. Creation -- Biblical teaching. Genesis -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. Damp stained; cover warped; corners worn. Leaves wrinkled with some damp stains.

This volume is a revised reprint of an article which appeared with the same title in the journal Ost und West, May The History of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Wraps detached but present; edges and corners chipped. Outer leaf is soiled.

Vollers was a German orientalist. God -- Name -- Biblical teaching. God Judaism -- Name. Bibliographical annotations; index; errata. Westphal was a lecturer at the University of Marburg. Attractive bookplate on inside front cover. Some edgewear; minor soiling. Page preceding title page has a 2-inch tear at top and bottom. Overall very good condition.

Errata slip laid in. Winter was a German rabbi and scholar. The work became a standard reference book on post-biblical Jewish literature. Dampstained; leaves wrinkled, with some chipping. Title page detached but present. Herausgegeben von der Grossloge X. Ziegler was a Slovakian scholar and liberal rabbi of Carlsbad, where he accomplished a great deal for the Jewish community. Ziegler sympathized with Zionism. Cover soil and edgewear; otherwise, very good condition. Decorative boards; marbled edges. Volume I of a 3-volume set.

Vom abschluss der Mischna bis zum tode Jochanans bis nach der gew. Bacher was a Hungarian rabbi and Semitic scholar. Above all, he was one of the first scholars to engage in the scientific study of aggadah and Midrash. Cover scuffed and edgeworn; backstrip peeling. Pages very dark and brittle; otherwise good condition. Bergmann was a Berlin rabbi and author who emigrated to Israel when the Nazis seized power in In this work he describes the self-defense of Palestinian Judaism against emerging Christianity.

Not the far more common Schocken Verlag edition. Wassermann lists the Schocken Edition Nr. Illustrated with diagrams and a map. Four appendices chronology, documentation, etc. Jews -- History -- B. Bickermann was an American author, historian, and educator. Scuffed and edgeworn; corners bumped. Some marginalia in pencil. A letter dated and other personal notes laid in. Glatzer, a German Jew, headed the University of Frankfort's department of Jewish philosophy and ethics until when he left Germany for Israel, where he worked in Haifa.

This work was his doctoral dissertation in which he "maintained that the rabbis of the first and second centuries C. Retained their faith in the God of history in the face of apocalyptic tendencies and the consequent denigration of this world. Gilt lettering on binding. Slight chipping to front endpaper. Overall in Very Good Condition. Xiv, , xxvi, [25] pages. Addenda and indices at end. On recto of added title page: The book, which is a martyrology from beginning to end, closes with the 24th of Tammuz, The author's moderation and self-control are admirable.

His work is valuable also on account of its brilliant narrative, excellent characterization, and fine Biblical style. Having lived in Italy from his childhood and become acquainted with persons prominent politically, he is a valuable source for the history of his time; concerning many events, he had closely examined competent witnesses. He also mentions a number of important facts ignored by other historians. Jews -- History -- A. Rebound; binding tight; cover in excellent condition. Dampstain to lower edge of leaves. Title page wrinkled and soiled. Bit of marginalia in pencil. Gilt bands and titles; marbled boards.

Cover badly worn; backstrip peeling. Hinges nearly gone; first few leaves detached but present. Krauss was a Hungarian historian, philologist, and Talmudic scholar, and a prolific author. Marcus Aurelius, Emperor of Rome, Dampstained; pages wrinkled, with some faint stains in margin. Chip to inside corners of last two leaves.

Lewin was a German historian and rabbi. Lewin's numerous studies on local history appeared in learned and regional periodicals. Rebound; boards clean and binding tight. Pages brown; otherwise, very good condition. Paper Wrappers, Front cover detached but present. Das Ermittlungsverfahren gegen eine des Ehebruchs verdachtigte. An expansion of the author's thesis doctoral-L udwigs Universitat, Giessen, presented under title: Das Sotaverfahren im IV.

Mose 5, in der tannaitischen Literatur. Wellhausen was a German Semitist. In this work "he followed mainly Josephus and the New Testament in his description of the two parties and their relationship. He then turned to the tradition concerning the beginnings of Ancient Israel Wellhausen was not only a penetrating analyst, but also an excellent writer. Dampstained; cover warped and discolored. Title page nearly detached. Gesamtverzeic hnis , CLX. Ya'kub on the first four books of Moses, composed in the fifteenth or sixteenth century and now preserved only in a modern copy at Berlin.

The author is in an unusual degree typically Samaritan in his exegesis, carefully avoiding anthropomorphisms, pointing out the errors of Jewish teachers, and losing no opportunity of glorifying his own people and their traditions. His Arabic is of the half-vulgar kind habitually employed by Samaritan writers. Hanover's edition of this commentary on Leviticus is an improvement on an earlier edition by Klumel.

Pages wrinkled with some faint dampstains. Neubauer discovered manuscripts in the Karaite temple in Jerusalem during a trip with the Austro-Hungarian consulate. He published his findings two years later in this volume EJ. Damage to binding but text in very good condition. Title page in Arabic and Hebrew on verso. In German and Arabic. Bacher was a Czech-born rabbi and scholar who taught biblical exegesis, Midrash, homiletics and Hebrew poetry and grammar at the rabbincal seminary in Budapest, which he also headed for a large part of his life.

He was a consultant for the Jewish Encyclopedia written from and also contributed to it. This work is the second volume of a two part series and focuses on the exegesis of the Palestinian and Babylonian amoraim Moshe Nahum Zobel, EJ. Binding has been reinforced. Slight wear to bottom of binding. Cloth, 8vo, 79 pages. Spine repaired, Good Condition. Paper Wrappers, 12mo, 96 pages. Hermann Cohen was well-known for his work on Kant which were later known as the Marburg School of neo-Kantianism. OCLC lists 24 copies worldwide. Ex-library copy with usual markings.

Discoloration and usual wear to cover but otherwise in good condition. In Aramaic, with introduction in German. Title page on verso. Dampstained; boards warped and somewhat discolored. Hinges very weak; flyleaves detached but present. Leaves wrinkled with dampstains and foxing.

Ahmed - Der Prophet des Friedens: Freund oder Feind Teil 1 - Drehbuch (German Edition)

Friedmann was a rabbinic scholar born in Slovakia. His influence on Jewish scholarship was considerable. Many of the commentaries and interpretations of later talmudic scholars and researchers originated in his work. Friedmann maintained that 'the Talmud is the foundation of Judaism and whoever abandons it is abandoning life'; this conviction affected all his creative work and activities.

At the height of the Haskalah Friedmann was calling for traditional education, even drawing up plans for traditional Jewish secondary schools and universities. He was also active in the Zionist movement and founded the Association for the Dissemination of the Hebrew Language. Boards warped and peeling. Von Moritz Steinschneider Wien Boaz Cohen's copy, with his signature on title page. Letter addressed to "Boris [i. Boaz] Cohen" from A. Hof- und Staats-Druckerei, Marbled boards; spattered edges. Goldenthal was an Austrian orientalist. He edited several medieval texts, of which this volume, dealing with Talmud methodology, was one.

OCLC lists 18 copies worldwide. Boards scuffed and edgeworn, with about half of marbled covering not present. Wrinkling and staining to pages. Hevrat Mekitse Nirdamin, Includes German title page: Und mit Einleitung und Noten versehen von H. Spine is split in half. Original covers present but chipped and folded along edges. Text is clear and easy to read. Thus in fair condition, but strong paper is easily rebound or used as is we can also have it rebound for you.

Gregg, [Photostatic reprint of: Cloth, 8vo, vi, pages. Heft I of IV. Horovitz was a "scholar of talmudic literature and medieval religious philosophy Ex-library, otherwise Very good condition. Volume II of a series. Horovitz was a Hungarian-born scholar of talmudic literature and medieval religious philosophy. With "a comprehensive knowledge of Jewish lore and of Latin, Greek, and Arabic, [he] made a significant contribution to Jewish and Islamic philosophical studies. Front hinge cracked; flyleaf detached, but present.

Creskas was a Spanish philosopher, theologian and statesman. His activities as a merchant and communal leader can be traced as far back as As a delegate from the Catalonian Jewish community he negotiated with the king of Aragon for the renewal and extension of Jewish privileges in Throughout his life he sought to protect the rights of Spanish Jews and worked with various governments to this end. He is seen as one of Spinoza's chief influences. OCLC lists 26 copies worldwide. Front cover is missing. Title page in Hebrew on verso of second section. Jahresbericht der Landes-Rabbinerschule in Budapest; [3], One of the most important works of the prolific Austrian scholar of history, medieval Jewish philosophy, history of religion, and the history of Jewish art.

Flyleaf detached but present. The Ebel Rabbathi "is a treatise of the Mishnah in which are contained the regulations concerning mourning for the dead and most of the halakic ordinances of the third chapter of Mo'ed Katan. Klein's copy, with his distinctive bookplate on inside front cover. Contemporary binding, preserving original wrappers.

Front wrapper detached and a bit chipped but present. Cloth, 8vo;Added title page reads: Sammelband kleiner Beitrage aus Handschriften. This series began in ; new series began later in The new series, begun in , also continues the old Numbering. Ex-library, internal binding repair. Paper good, good condition overall.

Includes bibliographical references and indices. Still a rich source on the daily life and economic and social conditions of the period. Palestine -- Social life and customs. Front board and first signiture of leaves detached, easily repaired. Jews--Social life and customs. Old dampstains to endpapers and margins of most pages, Ex-library with minimal marks.

Binding shaken, front endpapers and title page detached but present. Overall in good condition. Paper Wrappers, 8vo, 48 pages. Second printing of rabbi Leser Lazarus' book, originally published in Jewish Ethics, Talmud, Ethics. Cover is faded and edges are chipped in places. Binding is chipped off on top and bottom. Text is very clear. The Hebrew title is Mesilat Yesharim. Translation and notes by Rabbi Dr. J Wohlgemuth who was one of the leading Orthodox rabbis in the 19th century.

In he founded Jerschurun which became the leading Orthodox periodical in Jewish scholarship and thought. The original author came from one of Italy's leading Jewish families and a key figure in the study of the kabbala EJ. Stamped with the name of the former owner on front endpaper. Reenforcement added to binding on both covers. Beautiful gilt lettering on binding and cover which is very clear. Text in very good condition and overall book is in very good condition. Xv, , 28 pages. Pages very dark and brittle; wrinkled; margins stained. Chipping to leaves; some detached.

Cover soil; some wear to top of spine. Interior clean and tight. Paper Wrappers, 8vo; 59 pages; In German. Text in German and Hebrew. Complete in 2 volumes. Cloth 8vo, 48, 48 pages. Thalmudische Studien Nr 2. Rabbi Joshua ben Hanania. Joshua ben Hananiah, 1st cent. Attractively bound in modern boards.

Seminars zu Breslau" on the half-titles. Some old foxing and staining, Very Good Condition. Paper brown as nearly always found. Mitteilungen der Vorderasiatischen Gesellschaft; , Includes bibliography and bibliographical annotations. He died in Bergen-Belsen. Pages very dark and brittle. First few and last few leaves detached but present, with some chipping. In English and Hebrew. Notation on dedication page "Apr 5 Donated by the author. Corners of front wrapper chipped off; rear wrapper has crease. Schriften zur beleuchtung der lehrwise und entwicklung des Talmuds.

Rosenthal was a German rabbi and scholar; this 3-volume Mischna study is of particular importance. OCLC lists 12 copies worldwide. Dampstained; some wrinkling and staining to pages. Front hinge gone; series title page nearly detached. Pages dark and brittle. Gilt titles; embossed backstrip; red endpapers. Volume One of a two-volume set. Schriften zur Beleuchtung der Lehrweise und Entwickelung des Talmuds. Von Berakhot bis Schebiit. Fold-out table of sources following page xxiv. Rosenthal was a German rabbi and scholar, particularly noted for his studies of Mishnah.

Front flyleaves detached but present. Mit dem Bildnis Th. Several pages of book advertisements at end. Rothstein was a German orientalist. Undecipherable inscription in fountain pen in contemporary hand on title page. Damp stain along margin. Jewish law -- History. OCLC lists 22 copies worldwide. Wrappers soiled; corners bent. Front hinge gone; some signatures detached. Lower right-hand corner of pages chipped; pages brown. Volume I of a 2-volume work.

Ein Betrag zur Lehre von den Menschenrechten im judentume. Dampstained; outer 2" of boards not present. Front hinge gone; binding loose. Leaves very dark and brittle, with chips, tears and wrinkles. Two volumes in one. Sachs was a German rabbi and scholar; preacher at Prague and Berlin. His middle-of-the-road position earned him the suspicion and antagonism of the old-time Orthodox, while he disappointed the hopes of the Reformers As a scholar, he was one of the leaders in the emerging Wissenschaft des Judentums Of a more philological nature were Sachs's Beitraege zur Sprachund Altertumsforschung 2 vols.

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