Montefiore claude j (3 Ergebnisse)
Sprache: Deutsch
Verlag: Lpz., Engel, (1931)., 1931
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Founder of Liberal Judaism in England, Claude Goldsmid Montefiore (1858-1938) wrote extensively on Jewish and Christian theology and ethics. His final book, published in 1938 and co-edited with Herbert Loewe (1882-1940), remains one of the most compr…ehensive and authoritative collections available of Rabbinic literature dating from 100 to 500 CE. The edition, which provides extensive historical and lexical context, features two introductions, one from Montefiore espousing a Liberal perspective and the other from Loewe speaking as an Orthodox Jew. Together, they argue for 'a common foundation, a common past, and a common future' linking their outlooks. Their anthology in turn models this co-operation, offering more than 1,600 rabbinical extracts, and covering topics including the nature of God, the Commandments and the Law, prayer and charity. Both a compilation of theological writings and a meditation on theology itself, this work remains a pre-eminent text of Jewish religious scholarship.
Verlag: Invergarry. NB | address 18 Portman Sq. W 10 Aug. 1886, 1886
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In den WarenkorbThree pages, 12mo, fold marks, good condition. He begins, "I write to tell you that your bestman will [now?] not be able to be best man to anybody else. Yes! I am going to do it myself, the 'it' at which I helped you. | It was only arranged a short few days before my mother & I left London. Her name is Therese Schorstein. She is… 21 years old. She was a Girton[iau?]. That is the bare outline of the facts so to speak. But I hope you will ere very long get to know the individual yourself & that you will like her. Our marriage is to take place somewhere about the 12 or the 19th of October. You might attend if you were passing by London then & see what you think of an Israelitich wedding! | The sad side is the partial leaving my mother. I am the last in the house now. She is very good to us both. Of course we shall live as near to 18 [Portman Square] as possible. Otherwise I am very happy indeed." He hasn't found any pupils for his correspondent, asks how things are going, and sends regards to Mrs Field. He says that he and his mother are in Scotland for 10 days, naming his landlady. "The McIvers [Montefiore's siter and husband?] are in [?]: neither has been at all well lately, but they are improving in the heights. His failure was disappointing but gives him an opportunity to get strong again." He gives brief news of the Lucases, concluding, " Can you imagine me a married man? I find it very hard to picture it. [.]".
