ʻEdut be-Yosef
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- Sulzbach am Main
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- Yosef ben Eliezer ha-Levi
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- 1741
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- Aaron Wise
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- Baltimore Hebrew College
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- Barukh (Barukh Hayyim) Almanzi
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- Columbia University Libraries
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- Giuseppe Almanzi
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- Gottschalk Scheftel
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- Joseph Arwas
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- Joseph Meyerhoff Collection, Towson University Library
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- Samuel A. Neuhausen
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- Stephen Samuel Wise
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- Temple Emanu-el
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- יוסף צבי הרש ווייס Joseph Tsvi Hirsch Weiss
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- Hebrew
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- Columbia University Libraries
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- Joseph Meyerhoff Collection, Towson University Library
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All notes by Chaim Meiselman: notes The author is identified as Yosef b. Eliezer Ettinger of Hölleschau (today Holešov near Zlin in the east-central Czech Republic) who served as an Av-Beth-Din in Kraków at the time of printing. Elements of writing are taken from the author’s…
All notes by Chaim Meiselman: notes The author is identified as Yosef b. Eliezer Ettinger of Hölleschau (today Holešov near Zlin in the east-central Czech Republic) who served as an Av-Beth-Din in Kraków at the time of printing. Elements of writing are taken from the author’s relatives, also rabbis; columns in the book have titles such as ’by the [author’s] brother, Yehuda-Loeb ha-levi of Lvov’ and author’s brother-in-law Shelomoh of the Lichtenstadt Rabbinate (today Hroznětín in the north Czech Republic); the father-in-law of the author’s brother, Eisek Prager of the Glogau Rabbinate. On l. 2, a paragraph is attributed to the eminent rabbi of Hölleschau, Shabbatai ben Meir HaKohen (1621-1662), also known as the Shach, because he authored the commentary Sifte Kohen. Haskamah of the author’s brother, Yehudah-Loeb ha-levi of Lvov; introduction by the author’s father. Title page is illustrated heavily around an architechtural style; miniature woodcuts are built-in to the scheme. At the top, Jacob dreams of angels ascending a ladder; Abraham greets Melchizedek in Salem; Moses accepts the Tablets of the Law at Sinai. Abraham and Isaac flank the sides; at the bottom corners, Elijah appears as an angelic figure and blows a ram’s horn with the Messiah, and the Hebrews sacrifice the Passover Lamb in Egypt. references Steinschneider, M. Cat. Libr. Hebr. Bodl., no. 5911 : 1.- dc:publisher
- Meshulam Zalman ben Aharon
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- ʻEdut be-Yosef
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- ʻEdut be-Yosef