Lev Tov, Seyfer

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Ethical work in Yiddish. The Seyfer lev tov (Book of the Good Heart) was first printed in Prague in 1620. Nothing is known about its author, Yitsḥak ben Elyakim of Posen (Poznań). The book has 20 chapters that present appropriate Jewish behavior from a religious perspective; it deals with the conduct of the Jew in the religious context (mainly the synagogue) as well as in everyday life.

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has abstract: Ethical work in Yiddish. The Seyfer lev tov (Book of the Good Heart) was first printed in Prague in 1620. Nothing is known about its author, Yitsḥak ben Elyakim of Posen (Poznań). The book has 20 chapters that present appropriate Jewish behavior from a religious perspective; it deals with the conduct of the Jew in the religious context (mainly the synagogue) as well as in everyday life. @en
title: Lev Tov, Seyfer
skos:prefLabel: Lev Tov, Seyfer
skos:related: Ashkenaz
skos:related: Eybeschütz, Yonatan
skos:related: Horowitz Family
skos:related: About this Article (Kraków)
skos:related: Poznań
skos:related: Prague
skos:related: Sabbatianism
skos:related: Yehudah Ḥasid ha-Levi
skos:related: Yehudah Leib ben Betsal’el

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