Sonne isaiah (8 Ergebnisse)

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Royal octavo, brown cloth spine, brown paper covered boards, 128 pp. Text is in Hebrew.

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good. Royal octavo, blue library cloth with gold lettering, 204 + 193 + 184, 145 + 156, 52 + 174 + 129, 35 + 137, 174 + 121, 103, 48, 48, 64, 52 + 56, 54, 71, 47, 176, b/w photos and drawings, a few color plates over the years. Articles are "Hebrew Prints and Censorship in Altona," Arthur Arnheim, "In Search of the American Ladino Press: A Bibliographical Survey,1910-1948," Aviva Ben-Ur, "Deinard's Or Meir(Or Mayer) Catalogue," Simcha Berkowitz, "Da Zaras in Italy and the Jewish Presence in Zadar (Zara)," Zvi Loker in collaboration with Herbert C. Safren, "A Preliminary Study of Twelve Detached Skins froma Centuries-Old Chinese Torah Scroll," Michael Pollak.…

Softcover. Zustand: g to vg. Reprint. Quarto. 39pp. (275-313). Original light green wraps with black lettering on cover. Off-print from The Hebrew Union college Annual, volume XXIII, Part One, Cincinnati, 1950-1951. Response and refutation to and of professors Albright, Ginsberg, and Zeitlin's methodology in interpreting the Dead Sea Scrolls with an account of his own venture into the study and interpretation of the scrolls. Text in Hebrew and English. Wrappers with light sunning along edges and small chips, tears and creasing at upper back cover. Wrappers in overall good, interior in very good condition.…

Softcover. Zustand: Good+. Taped to the title page is the author's card, inscribed "with the compliments of" with some tape stains. Pages tanned. Faint browning to front wrap; Some illustrations. (Offprint from Hebrew Union College Annual, XX, pp 255-362); 107 pages.

Hardcover Leinen. 1952, 1956, 1969.Zustand: keine Beschädigungen, Exemplare aus einer Klosterbibliothek. Rücken, Ecken, Kanten gut. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1200.

Hardcover, no dust jacket. Shelf worn. Boards are worn. Spine labels are rubbed and faded. Text is clean. Paper is yellowing. Previous owners name on FFEP. Volume one pub date 1940, Volume two published 1966 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: vg. First edition. Octavo. XI, [1], 574pp (in English), 346pp (Hebrew text), XLI, [1], 255pp (in English), 239pp (Hebrew text.) Original green cloth with gold lettering on spine. Frontispiece in second volume. In the last years of his life Jacob Mann (1888-1940) embarked on the study of one of the most difficult branches of Hebrew literature, the Midrashim. In his work, "The Bible as read and preached in the Old Synagogue," he tried to establish the dependence of the Midrashim from the chapters of the Torah and from the haftarot which were read on the Sabbath on cycles of three and one-half years respectively. The first volume of the book was published in 1940. Material left by Mann for the second volume was prepared for publication by Isaiah Sonne; after the latter's death the work was continued by Victor Reichert; it appeared in 1966. Text in English and Hebrew. Slight wear to covers. Inscriptions from previous owners on front free endpapers. Overall in good+ condition. Volume I was owned by Morton M. Applebaum, a prominent Reform rabbi, who served on the Executive Board of the Central Conference of American Rabbis and was on Hebrew Union College's Board of Governors.…

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good. Royal octavo, blue library cloth with gold lettering, 204 + 193 + 184, 145 + 156, 52 + 174 + 129, 35 + 137, 174 + 121, 103, 48, 48, 64, 52 + 56, 54, 71, 47, 176, b/w photos and drawings, a few color plates over the years. In English with a few articles in Hebrew in some issues. Goodle's AI thins that there are 27 volumes,but this is due to some sloppy cataloging on the part of one book dealer selling the first eight volumes and then counting the individual issues as volumes. I have not seen Volume myself, but I have seen the cover illustrated on Google Books. Herb Zafren who had taken over editing the journal passed away during production of Volume 20. It was well enough underway that people were willing to complete it. Likewise, the existing momentum from Zafren's leadership probably carried things along enough so that Volume 21 was completed, but that does appear to really be the end.…