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Masekhet Sukkah

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Published
1722
Place of publication
Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Publisher
Daniel Jablonski
Language
Hebrew · Aramaic

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Masekhet Sukkah

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Actor
Michael Gottschalk (Printer)
Actor
Daniel Jablonski (Publisher)
Language
Hebrew
Language
Aramaic
Notes
A SCARCE, MINIATURE GEMARA. “This enigmatic pocket edition of Tractate Sukah fits comfortably into the palm of a hand. It is the smallest recorded printed talmudic tractate. It does not include any commentaries, an indication that this edition was printed under the influence of the Maharal of Prague” - who emphasized the fundamental importance of regularly reviewing one’s studies; mastering the text, before proceeding to a more advanced focus on the commentaries.
Place
Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Printer
Michael Gottschalk
Date of publication
1722
Title
Masekhet Sukkah
Work
Talmud. Sukkah
dcterms:identifier
WLD 233345270
dcterms:issued
1722
dcterms:publisher
Daniel Jablonski
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Masekhet Sukkah
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Masekhet Sukkah

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