Kuzari / Liber Cosri / Colloquium seu disputationem de religione / Buxtorfius
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- rdf:type
- Footprint
- Actor
- Jacob Friedrich Reimmann (1668 - 1743) (Owner)
- Date
- 1723
- Copy
- 12-2922-3270
- Language
- Greek
- Language
- Latin
- Evidence type
- Owner signature/bookplate in extant copy
- Evidence description
- Signature and Inscription - Jacob Friedrich Reimmann
- Notes
Below I will transcribe the entire latin inscription, because it is historically valuable. Reimmann was a friend (or peer) of Gotthold Wilhelm Leibnitz, Christian Wolff, Gottlieb Stolle and included in his correspondence Pierre Bayle, Johann Franz Buddeus, and other contemporary …
Below I will transcribe the entire latin inscription, because it is historically valuable. Reimmann was a friend (or peer) of Gotthold Wilhelm Leibnitz, Christian Wolff, Gottlieb Stolle and included in his correspondence Pierre Bayle, Johann Franz Buddeus, and other contemporary scholars. Text: Liber Cosri vel potius Hachosari Ebraice et Latine cum notis Buxt. - Buxtorfii Basel 1660. Auctor est R. Jehuda Levi filius Saulis Hispanus - qui vixit Sec. (Saeculum) XII et huc colloquim Theologicum - Philisophicum. Regis Coser cum eruditis, Sive verum Sive dictum. scrip sit Arabice, et veritatem religionis Judaica defenderet, et contra insultus Ethnicorum et Karaitanum, vindicaret unde eadem tempentate in unquam obruam translatius R. Jehuda Aben Tybbon. Feranatensi, et Cohanstantinnopli primum ,tum Venetiis et tandem Basilea editum dignum omnino et studiose abii lectitetur. qui quid satis in Synagoga Judaorium insit, ωζ ξν ςυγομπ mens picere gestiunt. J. F. Reimannus Superintendens Hildesiensis M.DCC.XXiii transl. - Book (called) Cosri or better, Hachosari [printed] Hebrew and Latin, with [editions] addition of Buxt. - Buxtorf [;] Basel 1660. Authored by Judah b. Saul halevi in Spain - who lived c. 12th century among the theological and philosophical [scholarly] colloquium there. King Coser, the learned and erudite.. Written in Arabic as [for use of] true Judaic religious defense against the attacks of the foreigners and inside [by the] Karaites, [;] R. Judah Aben Tybbon ['s translation] was that which [previously] were beyond that of any [other] translator. [printed first in] Feranatensi [Fano], and Cohanstantinnopli [Constantinople] for the first time, next Venice, and I am most satisfied now with the studious and dignified one latest at Basil was published. The one who is able to satisfiy with Synagoga Judaicum is in here [i.e. the translator and commentor], ωζ ξν ςυγομπ (and more so, Greek) he has studied [looked at - lit.] carefully their time. J. F. Reimann Superintendant - Hildesheim M.DCC.XXIII- Owner
- Jacob Friedrich Reimmann (1668 - 1743)
- Percent complete
- 100
- Place
- Hildesheim, Lower Saxony, Germany
- Evidence location
- Library of Chaim Meiselman
- Title
- Kuzari / Liber Cosri / Colloquium seu disputationem de religione / Buxtorfius
- Verified
- true
- described at
- https://footprints.ctl.columbia.edu/footprint/6435/
- dcterms:date
- 1723
- rdfs:label
- Kuzari / Liber Cosri / Colloquium seu disputationem de religione / Buxtorfius
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