Sheʼelot u-teshuvot Tsemaḥ tsedeḳ
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- rdf:type
- Imprint
- rdf:type
- schema:CreativeWork
- Actor
- Hirsch (Elchanan?) Ottensoss, active 1710 (Compiler)
- Actor
- Joseph von Wizenhausen (Josef Josel), 1616-1676 (Patron)
- Compiler
- Hirsch (Elchanan?) Ottensoss, active 1710
- Language
- Hebrew
- Notes
ṿe-aḥar moto zakhah ve-zikah et ha-rabim ve-hotsiam le-or 'olam beno ha-rav ar.yehudah leib ben ha-memaleh maḳom le-aviv. Translation: After his death his son Aryeh Yehudah Leib helped bring to light the work of his father (by printing his responsa). The Jewish Encyclopedia cite…
ṿe-aḥar moto zakhah ve-zikah et ha-rabim ve-hotsiam le-or 'olam beno ha-rav ar.yehudah leib ben ha-memaleh maḳom le-aviv. Translation: After his death his son Aryeh Yehudah Leib helped bring to light the work of his father (by printing his responsa). The Jewish Encyclopedia cites David b. Isaac Ottensoss as a Fürth printer active in 1727, this may be the same charachter as the editor here. See online at http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/14371-thiengen search "Ottensoss" Steinschneider records that the type was set in Altdorf but was printed in Fürth. Friedberg listed them as two, but revised it to say it was one printing. Ben-Jakob doesn't correct the same mistake. Zedner mentiones the title but omits the entry (see index, pp. 871)! -- Chaim Meiselman (Note that BHB claims it's Ferrara/Amsterdam, but Vinograd and other bibliographers agree on Altdorf/Furth)- Patron
- Joseph von Wizenhausen (Josef Josel), 1616-1676
- Place
- Fürth, Bavaria, Germany
- Date of publication
- 1766
- Title
- Sheʼelot u-teshuvot Tsemaḥ tsedeḳ
- Work
- She'elot u-teshuvot (Menahem Mendel Krochmal)
- dcterms:identifier
- BHB 000165087
- dcterms:identifier
- Vino Altdorf, 16
- dcterms:issued
- 1766
- rdfs:label
- Sheʼelot u-teshuvot Tsemaḥ tsedeḳ
- skos:prefLabel
- Sheʼelot u-teshuvot Tsemaḥ tsedeḳ