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1883Later Cloth. 8vo. VIII, 162 pages. 22 cm. First edition. In German. 'The Development of the Israelite Prophethood'. A historical and philological analysis of the Biblical Prophets and the Priesthood. Sigmund Maybaum (18441919) , rabbi and lecturer on homiletics. He officiated as rabbi in Dolni-Kubin, Hungary (187073) , and Zatec, Bohemia (187381) . In 1881 he was called to Berlin, where from 1888 he also lectured on homiletics at the Hochschule fuer die Wissenschaft des Judentums. In 1903 he was appointed professor. Active in the association of rabbis in Germany, in 1897 Maybaum was among those rabbis who protested against the idea of convening the Zionist Congress in Germany. - EJ 2008. Subjects: Prophets - Palestine - History. Judaism - History - To 70 A. D. Judaism. Middle East - Palestine. Bound in later cloth. First and last leaf soiled, some soiling in margins throughout, otherwise clean and fresh. Good + condition. (BIBLE-14-7)
rif. 1801810699.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1992rif. 2110502150311397Agatsumaei Memorial Museum 1992. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Agatsumaei Memorial Museum paperback
2010Parole et silence, 2010. In-8 broché de 165 pages. Bon état
1983rif. REL-Ju-1-1Maïmonide (1135-1204). Penseur religieux, mathématicien et médecin juif. Chassé de sa patrie espagnole il vécu en Afrique du nord et en Palestine où il fut pendant quelque temps médecin du sultan Saladin au Caire.Sa profonde connaissance de la philosophie Grec et Arabe et son enracinement dans la religion juive lui permirent de rationaliser dans un recueille de traditions morales et religieuse du peuple juif dans la "Mischna thora"("répétition de la doctrine")et dans un second livre(,,Guide des égarés") il a commenté la religion juive dans l'esprit de la philosophie Grecque.
1703rif. PHO-1998Ienae : sumptibus Bielckianis, 1703, in-4 (19,5x16cm), 10ff.-96pp., demi toile postérieure, titre au dos, titre renforcé, rousseur, papier uniformément bruni, mouillure. Texte en hébreu et latin en regard, imprimé sur deux colonnes.
2004rif. 19039Berlin u. New York, de Gruyter, 2004. XII, 512 SS. 8°, Orig.- Lwdbd. Am Schnitt minimalst staubspurig.
2010rif. DADAX3639273370VDM Verlag 2010-07-16. paperback. New. 5.91x0.43x8.66. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. VDM Verlag paperback
rif. 3639273370.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1944rif. 2082402113504401Nishodo 1944. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Nishodo paperback
19678vo. 350 pages. In english . SUBJECT (S) : coins in the Bible. Numismatiek. Bijbel. Book is illustrated with woodcuts and a fold-out plate of alphabets. In very good condition. (MX13-1)
1987rif. 2111902152908070Sanseido 1987. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: A5 size Sanseido paperback
1932rif. 170931932. Paris Librairie Félix Alcan 1932 2ème ed. - Broché 14 5 cm x 22 5 cm 286 pages - Texte de Louis-Germain Lévy importante bibliographie - Bon état
2001TRADUZIONE DI GLORIA ROMAGNOLI GRIBAUDI 2001 239 PP. FONDO DI MAGAZZINO: PERFETTO E INTONSO, PARI AL NUOVO. Il chassidismo, fin dalle sue origini nel XVIII sec, è stato pervaso da un entusiasmo e un ottimismo gioiosi che derivavano dalla nozione di Dio in tutte le cose. Questo ha portato a un insistere sulla gioia come elemento essenziale nell'adorazione divina e, di conseguenza, a una particolare attitudine alla preghiera. Questo classico è uno studio sul modo in cui i Rabbi chassidici si dedicano alla preghiera. L'autore dell'opera si basa principalmente sugli scritti dei Rabbi stessi e sui documenti conservati dai loro discepoli. Moltissimi brani estratti da questi scritti costituiscono la fonte principale di quest'opera fondamentale e aiutano il lettore ad acquisire familiarità con il pensiero chassidico sul tema dell'adorazione a Dio. Indice: 5 Introduzione 19 Introduzione alla prima edizione 21 Cap. I II chassidismo 38 Cap. II La natura della preghiera chassidica 60 Cap. III II Libro di Preghiera e la Casa di Preghiera 71 Cap. IV I preparativi per la preghiera 81 Cap. V Gesti e melodie nella preghiera 101 Cap. VI La preghiera contemplativa I 115 Cap. VII La preghiera contemplativa II 127 Cap. VIII La preghiera estatica 141 Cap. IX L'elevazione dei "pensieri strani" 161 Cap. X La preghiera come ispirazione 167 Cap. XI Le preghiere dello tzadik 184 Cap. XII La polemica sulla recitazione del Le-Shem Yihud 203 Cap. XIII La preghiera chassidica nei Responsi 219 Glossario dei nomi e termini ebraici 229 Bibliografia 231 Indice analitico
2003rif. 021202Simon's Town South Africa: Janssen Publishers CC 2003. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. Third Printing. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Large quarto paperback bound in color pictorial card covers. 80 pages. Prefatory note about George Quaintance by the editors of Janssen Publishing reprinted in German on last page and a one page introductory essay "George Quaintance and his Art" by Tora Lillstrom. Illustrated throughout with black and white nude or semi-clad drawings of men in a neoclassical style. Third printing the International edition. George Quaintance was an American artist famous for his "idealized strongly homo-erotic" depictions of men in mid-20th-century physique magazines and the stylistic and historical context of his art led many to refer to him as a "pioneer of a gay aesthetic". No previous ownership marks. A used but still clean tight and unmarked copy. Mild slant to spine from shelving and just a hint a curl to fore-edge at bottom. Very good. . Janssen Publishers CC Paperback
1864rif. 54991Budapest, Löwy`s Sohn, o.J. (um 1864). Doppeltitel, 293 (recte 289), 22 SS. 8°, Blindgeprägtes Leinen d. Zt. mit Rückenvergoldung.
1991rif. 1260611991 Editions de la Maisnie, Guy Trédaniel - 1991 - In-8 broché - 299 pages - Illustré de 112 planches et 95 figures en N&B
19201st edition. 8vo. Loosely bound in period boards. 407 pages. 23 cm. In Hebrew. Goldman 839. Title translates to The Book of the Staff of Judah Published in 6 parts. Sermons on the weekly Torah portion. R. Judah Leib Lazarov (1875-1939) was born in Kovno Province, Russia and studied in Jewish centers such as Telz, Mir, Volozhin and Radun. Prior to moving to the United States in 1898 where his career as a teacher flourished, he worked as a preacher in Lithuania. He was renowned for his scholarship and instrumental role in founding Hebrew schools. Lazarov took pains not to refer to himself as a Rov, i. E. , capable of making halakhic decisions, and insisted his role was simply that of a preacher. SUBJECTS(S) Jewish Sermons, Bible. OCLC lists 9 copies worldwide. Flaking and edgewear. Otherwise Good condition. (AMR-50-8A)
19201st edition. 8vo. 61, 61, 61. 23 cm. In Hebrew. Goldman 839. Title translates to The Book of the Staff of Judah Published in 6 parts. Sermons on the weekly Torah portion. R. Judah Leib Lazarov (1875-1939) was born in Kovno Province, Russia and studied in Jewish centers such as Telz, Mir, Volozhin and Radun. Prior to moving to the United States in 1898 where his career as a teacher flourished, he worked as a preacher in Lithuania. He was renowned for his scholarship and instrumental role in founding Hebrew schools. Lazarov took pains not to refer to himself as a Rov, i. E. , capable of making halakhic decisions, and insisted his role was simply that of a preacher. SUBJECTS(S) Jewish Sermons, Bible. OCLC lists 9 copies worldwide. Original paper wrappings. Flaking and edgewear. Otherwise Good condition. (AMR-50-8)
1902First edition. Original paper wrappers rebound in period boards. 8vo, 78 pages, 26 cm. In Hebrew. Goldman 716. Authors lengthy inscription and ownership stamp on front end page. Title translates to Aggadah and Homiletics: Including Articles, Rulings, and Elucidations on the Legends. Rabbi Zevi ben Moses Lass (b. 1849) , was born in Girkalnis, Kovno Province. He studied under his uncle before joining the Perushim of Eisiskes for three years. He then went to Vilna and was ordained by Rabbi Isaac Elhanan Spektor and Rabbi Isaac Harif of Slonim. He was appointed the rabbi of Jieznas in 1871 but due to the financial instability of the community, he immigrated to New York in 1884. There he served as a preacher, he was known as the "Yezner Rav" and as a kashrut supervisor under the authority of Chief Rabbi Jacob Joseph for twelve years. In the introduction to this book, Rabbi Lass writes, "'Originally, [when I first came to New York, ] ...I planned to publish [from my ms. The] section of responsa [on gittin called Geresh Yerahim] because there within are many important matters of practical halakhah. However, after my wheel [of fortune] turned I was left without any support and not one penny remained in my hands. I concluded that I should [instead] publish the section on aggadah and homiletics [i. E. , Ateret Zevi]. It is my hope that this section will attract many of my brethren among the children of Israel in this land to support me and my household, and also so that I will be able to disseminate from my wellspring all my novel interpretations in halakhah, i. E. , the book Geresh Yerahim. " Rabbi Lass published the section on aggadah first because "here interest in halakhah is in a low state. SUBJECTS: Jewish sermons, Hebrew. Aggada -- Commentaries. Aggada. Jewish sermons, Hebrew. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (Brandeis, YU, HUC, JTS) , none west or south of Cincinnati. Binding repaired. Minor wear to boards. Internally Very Good. (HEB-48-52)
1902First edition. Original paper wrappers rebound in period boards. 8vo, 78 pages, 26 cm. In Hebrew. Goldman 716. Authors ownership stamp on front end page. Title translates to Aggadah and Homiletics: Including Articles, Rulings, and Elucidations on the Legends. Rabbi Zevi ben Moses Lass (b. 1849) , was born in Girkalnis, Kovno Province. He studied under his uncle before joining the Perushim of Eisiskes for three years. He then went to Vilna and was ordained by Rabbi Isaac Elhanan Spektor and Rabbi Isaac Harif of Slonim. He was appointed the rabbi of Jieznas in 1871 but due to the financial instability of the community, he immigrated to New York in 1884. There he served as a preacher, he was known as the "Yezner Rav" and as a kashrut supervisor under the authority of Chief Rabbi Jacob Joseph for twelve years. In the introduction to this book, Rabbi Lass writes, "'Originally, [when I first came to New York, ] ...I planned to publish [from my ms. The] section of responsa [on gittin called Geresh Yerahim] because there within are many important matters of practical halakhah. However, after my wheel [of fortune] turned I was left without any support and not one penny remained in my hands. I concluded that I should [instead] publish the section on aggadah and homiletics [i. E. , Ateret Zevi]. It is my hope that this section will attract many of my brethren among the children of Israel in this land to support me and my household, and also so that I will be able to disseminate from my wellspring all my novel interpretations in halakhah, i. E. , the book Geresh Yerahim. " Rabbi Lass published the section on aggadah first because "here interest in halakhah is in a low state. SUBJECTS: Jewish sermons, Hebrew. Aggada -- Commentaries. Aggada. Jewish sermons, Hebrew. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (Brandeis, YU, HUC, JTS) , none west or south of Cincinnati. Binding repaired. Minor wear to boards. Internally Very Good. (HEB-48-52A)
1902First edition. Original paper wrappers rebound in modern boards. 8vo, 78 pages, 26 cm. In Hebrew. Goldman 716. Title translates to Aggadah and Homiletics: Including Articles, Rulings, and Elucidations on the Legends. Rabbi Zevi ben Moses Lass (b. 1849) , was born in Girkalnis, Kovno Province. He studied under his uncle before joining the Perushim of Eisiskes for three years. He then went to Vilna and was ordained by Rabbi Isaac Elhanan Spektor and Rabbi Isaac Harif of Slonim. He was appointed the rabbi of Jieznas in 1871 but due to the financial instability of the community, he immigrated to New York in 1884. There he served as a preacher, he was known as the "Yezner Rav" and as a kashrut supervisor under the authority of Chief Rabbi Jacob Joseph for twelve years. In the introduction to this book, Rabbi Lass writes, "'Originally, [when I first came to New York, ] ...I planned to publish [from my ms. The] section of responsa [on gittin called Geresh Yerahim] because there within are many important matters of practical halakhah. However, after my wheel [of fortune] turned I was left without any support and not one penny remained in my hands. I concluded that I should [instead] publish the section on aggadah and homiletics [i. E. , Ateret Zevi]. It is my hope that this section will attract many of my brethren among the children of Israel in this land to support me and my household, and also so that I will be able to disseminate from my wellspring all my novel interpretations in halakhah, i. E. , the book Geresh Yerahim. " Rabbi Lass published the section on aggadah first because "here interest in halakhah is in a low state. SUBJECTS: Jewish sermons, Hebrew. Aggada -- Commentaries. Aggada. Jewish sermons, Hebrew. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (Brandeis, YU, HUC, JTS) , none west or south of Cincinnati. Ex-Library with minimal markings. Binding repaired. Internally Very Good. (HEB-48-52B)
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