Further Essays addresses aspects of early Hebrew book publication, among them book arts, little known authors, places of publication, and miscellaneous subjects. Book arts addresses pressmarks representing publishers motifs, several unusual, and the varied usage of biblical verses to entitle books.
Further Studies in the Making of the Early Hebrew Book
β Scribed by Marvin J. Heller
- Publisher
- Brill Academic Publishers
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 503
- Series
- Brill Reference Library of Judaism 37
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Further Studies in the Making of the Early Hebrew Book contains essays on aspects of the early Hebrew book most often treated in a cursory manner if addressed at all. The largest section of the volume is concerned with the makers and places of Hebrew books, mainly addressing book-makers poorly remembered or controversial and print-shops that issued a small number of books in a brief period of time. The section on varia addresses aspects of the book trade such as small books, incomplete books published as a prospectus, competing simultaneous editions, and errors and variations in books. Two smaller sections deal with book arts such as incunabula frames and pressmarks; variations between medieval and current Sephardic Haggadot.
β¦ Table of Contents
Hebrew Book Arts
1 Behold, You Are Beautiful, My Love: The Use of Ornamental Frames in Hebrew Incunabula
2 Akedat Yitzhak (the Binding of Isaac) on the Title-Pages of Early Hebrew Books
3 The Bear Motif on Seventeenth-Eighteenth Century Hebrew Books
Makers and Places of Hebrew Books
4 In a Time of Plague: The First Hebrew Press in Adrianople
5 Abraham ha-Ger: A Proselyte Printer of Hebrew Books in Salonika
6 Kaf Nahat and the First Hebrew Press in Izmir
7 Often Overlooked: Hebrew Printing in Prostejov (Prossnitz)
8 Clarifying the Obfuscation Surrounding the Reissue of Sefer ha-Kavvanot
9 Hebrew Printing in Padua: Resumed, but Briefly
10 A Tale of Two Cities: Leipzig, Hamburg, and Don Isaac Abrabanel
11 Israel ben Abraham, His Hebrew Printing-Press in Wandsbeck and the Books He Published
12 He Should Be Called Samaβel: Michael Levi Rodkinson: The Life and Literary Career of a Jewish Scoundrel Revisited
13 Deciphering the Talmud: The First English Edition of the Talmud Revisited. Michael Levi Rodkinson: His Translation of the Talmud, and the Ensuing Controversy
Book Varia
14 Sixteen Leaves or Less: Small Hebrew Works of the Seventeenth Century
15 Books Not Printed, Dreams Not Realized
16 Sibling Rivalry: Simultaneous Editions of Hebrew Books
17 Variations In and Between Early Hebrew Books
18 Often Overlooked: Examples of Front Matter in Early Hebrew Books
19 Whatβs in a Name? An Example of the Titling of Hebrew Books
20 Who Can Discern His Errors? Misdates, Errors, and Deceptions, in and about Hebrew Books, Intentional and Otherwise
21 The Earliest Printings of the Talmud
Miscellanea
22 Halakhic Continuity or Change? Medieval Sephardic Practice at the Seder
23 Purim Seforim as/with Mishloβah Manot? A Sixteenth-Century Case Study
β¦ Subjects
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