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Printed page with English and two Hebrew sentences near top and bottom of page.

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A Grammar of the Hebrew Tongue

Judah Monis

1735

Printed page of four shields depicting a castle, an eagle, a snake devouring a person, and a knight on horseback, surrounded by Hebrew words, sheaves, ribbons, and flowers.

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Anshel of Kraków, Merkeves ha-mishne (The Second Chariot)

Anshel of Kraków | Szmuel, Aszer, and Eljakim Helicz

1534

Manuscript page of Roman text in numbered list.

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Livro de ascamot: A List of the Books in Yeshivat ‘Ets Ḥayim

The Spanish and Portuguese Jewish Community of Amsterdam

1639

Printed page with Hebrew and Latin text and small illustration of book with decorative border.

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List of Books

Samuel Abbas

1693

Manuscript page with Portuguese text.

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Book Acquisitions of the ‘Ets Haim Yeshiva for the Years 1718/9 and 1732/33

1718/19 and 1732/33

Newspaper page with two columns of text in Spanish and crest with lion on top.

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Gazeta de Amsterdam (Amsterdam Gazette)

David de Castro Tartas

1675

Printed page with Hebrew text, floral border, and small image of person with tablets and crowd of people on top of page.

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Flyer for Redeeming Captured Jews

1686

Pair of silver tower-shaped finials with crowns constructed like multitiered towers of arched cutouts decorated with bells.

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Torah Finials (Amsterdam)

1650–1700

Decorative page of birds, flowers, and rectangular sections of different scripts.

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Multilingual Exemplar Leaf

Iehudah Machabeu

1655

Printed page of Hebrew text in center and decorative border around page with urns, flowers, vines, and faces.

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Polyglot Bible (Constantinople)

1546

Manuscript page of drawings of bird and plants on top and Yiddish text below.

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Yiddish Translation of the Bible

16th Century

Printed page with three columns of Hebrew, German in Hebrew characters, Latin, and Aramaic text in various fonts and sizes, interspersed with small portraits of a man and a woman, and surrounded by decorative border.

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The dedication page for Charles VI and his wife, Elizabeth Christina

Meshulam Zimmel ben Moses of Polna

1733