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€3,959.00$5,621.00
Meyer Kayserling's Biblioteca española-portugueza-judaica (1890) is a hallmark of Iberian and Jewish bibliography. It reveals the importance, richness, and variety of the culture produced by the Jews of Spain and Portugal, both the exiles of 1492 and the many converted Jews – the "New ...
€2,783.00$3,951.00
Meyer Kayserling's Biblioteca española-portugueza-judaica (1890) is a hallmark of Iberian and Jewish bibliography. It reveals the importance, richness, and variety of the culture produced by the Jews of Spain and Portugal, both the exiles of 1492 and the many converted Jews – the "New ...
€1,445.00$1,966.00
Meyer Kayserling's Biblioteca española-portugueza-judaica (1890) is a hallmark of Iberian and Jewish bibliography. It reveals the importance, richness, and variety of the culture produced by the Jews of Spain and Portugal, both the exiles of 1492 and the many converted Jews - the "New ...
€6,740.00$9,570.00
Meyer Kayserling's Biblioteca española-portugueza-judaica (1890) is a hallmark of Iberian and Jewish bibliography. It reveals the importance, richness, and variety of the culture produced by the Jews of Spain and Portugal, both the exiles of 1492 and the many converted Jews – the "New ...
€57.00$74.00
The book tells the life stories of women who lived in the eighteenth century in a Christian-Jewish village on the border of Germany and France. This microhistorical approach allows the author to uncover fascinating artefacts of a cultural contact between Christians and Jews that was part of a ...
During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, over nine hundred works were published in Spanish or Portuguese in the Northern Netherlands. This figure itself is impressive; however, its significance does not lie in the number of editions published, but in their nature: Many of the works ...
€3,030.00$4,310.00
This collection underscores Amsterdam’s importance as a place where Yiddish books were printed, reflects the taste of the reading audiences, clarifies whose books were commissioned and for whom, teaches us about their printers, and shows us what was for sale. Thus, it will form a solid basis for ...