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réf. 6776575Short description: In Russian. Father Moses Iosifovich. Theoretical Mechanics in Examples and Tasks. Moscow: Science 1975-. You are welcome to reach out to us for a detailed description of the copies currently available. Delivery of this book may take longer than usual including extended processing and pre-shipping time no expedited shipping is available. Please advise us if you have a set date or a deadline to receive your order.SKU6776575 unknown
réf. 0656383836.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
2024réf. x-3031566726Palgrave Macmillan 2024. Hardcover. New. 288 pages. 8.26x5.82x8.27 inches. Palgrave Macmillan hardcover
1893réf. X116913Venetik [Venice], I Tparani Srboyn Ghazaru [San Lazzaro] 1893 [39] + 78pp., 26cm., text in Armenian, bound in firm and solid modern hardcover in yellow cloth, frontcover preserved, text is clean and bright, good condition, cfr. OCLC 742323071, X116913
1891réf. 3943Berlin: H. Itzkowski 1891 Hebrew; 347 pp.; yellowing; else in VG condition. A book of great rarity. Size: 24 cm Tall H. Itzkowski hardcover
1802réf. 55778Saloniki Thessaloniki: Mordekhai Nahman and David Yisraeliga 1802. Second edition. Modern cloth. Very good-. Quarto 25 by 16.5 cm. 2 136 leaves. Hebrew text in rabbinic font arranged in two columns. Title within elaborate letterpress borders with textual quotations; woodcut printer's device verso title approbations page; publication date in chronogram. Recent royal blue cloth; text block with speckled edges. Title leaf reinforced with tissue along fore-edge; title with tear along gutter 7 cm and small mostly marginal worm traces; worming vanishes by the sixth leaf with very minimal text loss; slightest marginal worm tracing at final 20 leaves; entry at bottom margins of the title and four other pages excised in black marker not affecting text; several leaves lightly toned else a very good copy with crisp clean text. Very scarce second edition of this collection of rabbinic responsa issued by Moses ben Isaac Segal Mintz 15th century. First published at Krakow in 1617 this is the author's only published work. Born in Mainz between 1420 and 1430 Moses Mintz studied with Jacob Weil and Israel Isserlein and while still quite young was appointed rabbi of Würzburg. Mintz led a peripatetic life which allowed him to investigate Jewish customs and communal regulations in many towns. After the 1453 expulsion of the Jews from Würzburg he returned to Mainz until the expulsion of 1462. He subsequently went to Landau and Ulm. In 1469 he was appointed rabbi of Bamberg. Four years later he was in Nürnberg and the following year in Posen. There he made preparations to emigrate to Palestine but for unknown reasons decided to remain in Posen until the end of his life. "Mintz's prominence and recognized authority resulted in may other rabbis turning to him with halakhic queries on such issues as issur ve-heter dietary laws and communal customs" Heller. His circle of correspondents included Israel Isserlein Joseph Colon Eliezer Treves and his cousin Judah Mintz. As the present collection notably deals with practical issues of contemporary importance especially civil and matrimonial law -- including customs and the enactments of Rabbenu Gershom -- they provide insight into Jewish life in fifteenth-century Germany. Issues of some notable responsa include taxes placed on Jews by local rulers; obligations of a wealthy man to his wife's poor relatives; a woman who committed adultery repented and swears the child is from her husband; if a person blind in one eye can be a judge in a case of halitzah when a man is released from the general obligation to marry his deceased brother's widow; and if one should mourn for a murderer. "Of special value are three responsa in manuscript entitled 'The Three Branches' which are an important source for the history of the yeshivot rabbinic schools of Germany in the 15th century. They depict the woeful condition of pupil-teacher relations which had broken down as a result of the arrogance of the teachers and their exaggerated concern for their dignity as well as because of the pupils' desire for greater freedom of activity and the acquisition of social status" EJ. Approbations of Istanbul rabbis: Ezekiel Refael Chaim Alfandari; Michael Ashkenazi; Moshe Frishko Provenance: Ink stamps of the Yeshiva Ha-Metivta ha-Gedolah Jerusalem at approbation page and bottom margin of one text page. References: Enc. Jud. 1st ed. 12: 65-66; M. J. Heller The Seventeenth Century Hebrew Book pp. 346-347 first ed. 1617; Vinograd Salonica 515; Cf. Steinschneider 6529.1 ed. Krakow 1617 - but not noting the present edition! Title and imprint Hebrew: תשובות ×ž×”×¨×³×³× מינץ נדפס פה ש××œ×•× ×™×§×™ ×™×¢×³×³× בדפוס מרדכי נחמן וחברו דוד ישר×ליג׳ה Date chronogram: 5562 = ×•×™×¨× משה Yeshiva stamp: ×”×ž×ª×™×‘×ª× ×”×’×“×•×œ× בית הר×ש׳׳ל ישיבה תיכון. Mordekhai Nahman and David Yisraeliga unknown
1802réf. 55778Saloniki Thessaloniki: Mordekhai Nahman and David Yisraeliga 1802. Second edition. Modern cloth. Very good-. Quarto 25 by 16.5 cm. 2 136 leaves. Hebrew text in rabbinic font arranged in two columns. Title within elaborate letterpress borders with textual quotations; woodcut printer's device verso title approbations page; publication date in chronogram. Recent royal blue cloth; text block with speckled edges. Title leaf reinforced with tissue along fore-edge; title with tear along gutter 7 cm and small mostly marginal worm traces; worming vanishes by the sixth leaf with very minimal text loss; slightest marginal worm tracing at final 20 leaves; entry at bottom margins of the title and four other pages excised in black marker not affecting text; several leaves lightly toned else a very good copy with crisp clean text. Very scarce second edition of this collection of rabbinic responsa issued by Moses ben Isaac Segal Mintz 15th century. First published at Krakow in 1617 this is the author's only published work. Born in Mainz between 1420 and 1430 Moses Mintz studied with Jacob Weil and Israel Isserlein and while still quite young was appointed rabbi of Würzburg. Mintz led a peripatetic life which allowed him to investigate Jewish customs and communal regulations in many towns. After the 1453 expulsion of the Jews from Würzburg he returned to Mainz until the expulsion of 1462. He subsequently went to Landau and Ulm. In 1469 he was appointed rabbi of Bamberg. Four years later he was in Nürnberg and the following year in Posen. There he made preparations to emigrate to Palestine but for unknown reasons decided to remain in Posen until the end of his life. "Mintz's prominence and recognized authority resulted in may other rabbis turning to him with halakhic queries on such issues as issur ve-heter dietary laws and communal customs" Heller. His circle of correspondents included Israel Isserlein Joseph Colon Eliezer Treves and his cousin Judah Mintz. As the present collection notably deals with practical issues of contemporary importance especially civil and matrimonial law -- including customs and the enactments of Rabbenu Gershom -- they provide insight into Jewish life in fifteenth-century Germany. Issues of some notable responsa include taxes placed on Jews by local rulers; obligations of a wealthy man to his wife's poor relatives; a woman who committed adultery repented and swears the child is from her husband; if a person blind in one eye can be a judge in a case of halitzah when a man is released from the general obligation to marry his deceased brother's widow; and if one should mourn for a murderer. "Of special value are three responsa in manuscript entitled 'The Three Branches' which are an important source for the history of the yeshivot rabbinic schools of Germany in the 15th century. They depict the woeful condition of pupil-teacher relations which had broken down as a result of the arrogance of the teachers and their exaggerated concern for their dignity as well as because of the pupils' desire for greater freedom of activity and the acquisition of social status" EJ. Approbations of Istanbul rabbis: Ezekiel Refael Chaim Alfandari; Michael Ashkenazi; Moshe Frishko Provenance: Ink stamps of the Yeshiva Ha-Metivta ha-Gedolah Jerusalem at approbation page and bottom margin of one text page. References: Enc. Jud. 1st ed. 12: 65-66; M. J. Heller The Seventeenth Century Hebrew Book pp. 346-347 first ed. 1617; Vinograd Salonica 515; Cf. Steinschneider 6529.1 ed. Krakow 1617 - but not noting the present edition! Title and imprint Hebrew: תשובות ×ž×”×¨×³×³× מינץ נדפס פה ש××œ×•× ×™×§×™ ×™×¢×³×³× בדפוס מרדכי נחמן וחברו דוד ישר×ליג׳ה Date chronogram: 5562 = ×•×™×¨× משה Yeshiva stamp: ×”×ž×ª×™×‘×ª× ×”×’×“×•×œ× בית הר×ש׳׳ל ישיבה תיכון. Mordekhai Nahman and David Yisraeliga unknown books
1860réf. 12425Shtetin: Druck von R. Grossman & E. Schrentzel 1860. Second edition. Hardcover. g. This is the second edition: The first edition was published in Warsaw in 1834. All subsequent editions were published in Warsaw. Source: Bet Eked see below Folio.199p.; Half leather over marbled board. Akiva Eger was the foremost Jewish leader of his generation and his correspondence reflects a wide range of topics. His other writings have been incorporated into standard editions of Mishnah Talmud and Shulchan Aruch. Boards are wornrubbed and bruised. Small contusion on covers. In Hebrew. Good condition. Bet Eked V.4 p1136 item # 2117. Druck von R. Grossman & E. Schrentzel hardcover
1860réf. 12425Shtetin: Druck von R. Grossman & E. Schrentzel 1860. Second edition. Hardcover. g. This is the second edition: The first edition was published in Warsaw in 1834. All subsequent editions were published in Warsaw. Source: Bet Eked see below Folio.199p.; Half leather over marbled board. Akiva Eger was the foremost Jewish leader of his generation and his correspondence reflects a wide range of topics. His other writings have been incorporated into standard editions of Mishnah Talmud and Shulchan Aruch. Boards are wornrubbed and bruised. Small contusion on covers. In Hebrew. Good condition. Bet Eked V.4 p1136 item # 2117. Druck von R. Grossman & E. Schrentzel hardcover books
1976réf. 35911Stuttgart, Verlag Katholisches Bibelwerk, 1976. 84 S. Kl.-8°, Kt. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren, sonst gut erhalten.
réf. 1020427825.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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réf. 1017674582.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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2017réf. BN68347CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform 2017. 2017. Tha Holy Bibizzle CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform unknown
1946réf. 100147482Longmans Green and Co 1946 in8. 1946. Cartonné. The Socialist Tradition: Moses to Lenin d'Alexander Gray est un ouvrage classique qui retrace de manière critique l'histoire de la pensée socialiste depuis l'Antiquité jusqu'à l'époque moderne. L'auteur examine les différentes influences les contributions des figures clés et l'évolution des théories socialistes avec une approche érudite et un style littéraire remarquable
réf. 21982New York, Ktav, 1970. In-8, pleine percaline éditeur, 88 p.
1959réf. R200115517A modern library paperback. 1959. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 493 pages. En anglais.. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon
1943réf. 100147338Roy Publishers 1943 in8. 1943. Cartonné. Ce livre publié en octobre 1943 est un compte-rendu détaillé du martyre des Juifs de Pologne depuis le début de l'invasion allemande en septembre 1939 jusqu'au printemps 1943 couvrant notamment la liquidation du ghetto de Varsovie. Il est présenté comme un document compilant les événements tragiques de l'extermination alors que plus de 80% des victimes de la Shoah avaient déjà été assassinées
réf. RO50041413EDWARD B. MARKS MUSIC C°.. Non daté. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Livré sans Couverture, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. 2 pages de partitions.. . . . Classification Dewey : 780.26-Partitions
1942réf. 140631942. New-York The American Jewish Committee 1942 - Agrafé 17 5 cm x 25 cm 28 pages - Texte en anglais de Moses Moskowitz - Reprinted from ''Jewish Social Studies'' vol. IV n°1 janvier 1942 bon état
