Tsemaḥ Daṿid : bo hitsmiaḥ u-farash beʼer heṭev be-ḳitsur be-shloshah leshonot kol shoresh milah u-milah she-matsa be-sefer ha-ʻarokh ha-gadol ... / Daṿid, Rofe mi-mishpaḥat ha-Tapuḥim = Dittionario novo hebraico, molto copioso, dechiarato in tre lingue ... = Lexicon novum haebraicum, locupletissimum quantum nunquam antea, triplici lingua perspicuè explanatum ... / David de Pomis.
Footprint · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/footprints/footprint/2383
From footprints
- rdf:type
- Footprint
- Actor
- Shimeon Brisman (Owner)
- Date
- 1938?/1972?
- Call number
- PJ4831 .P6 1587 4o c.2
- Copy
- 1923-2305-9632
- Language
- English
- Evidence type
- Library catalog/union catalog
- Notes
Spec copy 1: Rebound in full cloth; spine hand-lettered in black. Spec copy 1: Title page has Hebrew inscriptions under a heading meaning "I bought this book ... " [otherwise illegible]. Spec copy 1: Leaf 237 recto signed in Italian: "Antonis bar ____ [Morloss?]." Spec copy 1: Ha…
Spec copy 1: Rebound in full cloth; spine hand-lettered in black. Spec copy 1: Title page has Hebrew inscriptions under a heading meaning "I bought this book ... " [otherwise illegible]. Spec copy 1: Leaf 237 recto signed in Italian: "Antonis bar ____ [Morloss?]." Spec copy 1: Has bookplate of Harvard University, Library of the Semitic Department. Spec copy 2: Rebound in half brown leather over black buckram; spine has slight raised bands, stamped in gold, lettered in gold and gold over black; spine has gold-stamped initials "M.J.M." (Moses and Judith Montefiore); cover stamped and lettered in gold with a belt-like symbol inscribed with the words "Yeshivat Ohel Mosheh ṿe-Yehudit, b.ḳ.ḳ. Ramsget ̣ y.'.a. 5627 A.M l.b.r.y"; red edges. Spec copy 2: Has armorial bookplate of Sir Moses Montefiore, Bart. with the motto "Think and Thank." Spec copy 2: Inscribed: "This book belongs to David son of the Revd. R. Meldola, London 1818." Spec copy 2: Inscribed on page cut from earlier book and pasted onto preliminary page: "Ha-sefer ha-zeh shayakh leha-hạkham ha-shalem ha-Dayan ha-metsuyan ha-Rav k. mo. ha-r. Daṿid b. mo. ha-r. Rafa'el Mildolah nr"o shenat 5499 kih-yoto Rav d.k.k. Pitiliano" (This book belongs to the complete [i.e. dedicated] sage the excellent dayyan Rabbi David son of Rabbi Rafael Meldola may G-d protect him and save him year 5499 (1738/9) active as Rabbi in the holy community of Pitigliano.) [This is an earlier David Meldola of the same name.] Spec copy 2: Page cut from earlier book has a handwritten poem in Hebrew and Italian in memory of one of Modena's rabbis named Mosheh who passed away. The Hebrew part appears in its entirety; Italian lines cut off (probably when the page was cut from original book). Below the poem is a Hebrew inscription: Rabbi Leon Modena 17 [or 13] years old [not in Leon Modena's hand]. Poem written around the signature of Mordekhai Shemu'el Girondi. Spec copy 2: Title page and p. 238 have black oval-shaped stamp [of the Montefiore yeshiva?]. Spec copy 1 & 2: Shimeon Brisman Collection in Jewish Studies.- Owner
- Shimeon Brisman
- Percent complete
- 90
- Place
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- Evidence location
- https://catalog.wustl.edu:443/record=b5334579~S2
- Title
- Tsemaḥ Daṿid : bo hitsmiaḥ u-farash beʼer heṭev be-ḳitsur be-shloshah leshonot kol shoresh milah u-milah she-matsa be-sefer ha-ʻarokh ha-gadol ... / Daṿid, Rofe mi-mishpaḥat ha-Tapuḥim = Dittionario novo hebraico, molto copioso, dechiarato in tre lingue ... = Lexicon novum haebraicum, locupletissimum quantum nunquam antea, triplici lingua perspicuè explanatum ... / David de Pomis.
- Verified
- true
- described at
- https://footprints.ctl.columbia.edu/footprint/2383/
- dcterms:date
- 1938? - 1972?
- rdfs:label
- Tsemaḥ Daṿid : bo hitsmiaḥ u-farash beʼer heṭev be-ḳitsur be-shloshah leshonot kol shoresh milah u-milah she-matsa be-sefer ha-ʻarokh ha-gadol ... / Daṿid, Rofe mi-mishpaḥat ha-Tapuḥim = Dittionario novo hebraico, molto copioso, dechiarato in tre lingue ... = Lexicon novum haebraicum, locupletissimum quantum nunquam antea, triplici lingua perspicuè explanatum ... / David de Pomis.