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Jerusalem will Regain Its Glory and Its People

Biblical Period

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The Parable of the Potter

Biblical Period

Noa’s Sign Language

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Noa’s Sign Language

Nira Harel | Elisheva Ga'ash

1979

Drawing of child sitting next to dog.

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Nimrod, the Hunting Dog

Yaacov Shavit

1987

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A Proper Time for Everything

Persian–Hellenistic Period, 6th–3rd Century BCE

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

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

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

Printed page with Hebrew and Yiddish text in center flanked by two figures with decorative borders at top and bottom, and text wrapping around margins of page.

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Nathan ben Samson of Meseritsch (scribe and artist), Psalms

Nathan ben Samson of Meseritsch

1728

Print portrait of man with curly wig and beard in oval frame, and Latin and Hebrew text below.

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Portrait of Solomon Ayllon (1660/64–1728), Chief Rabbi of the Sephardic Congregations in London and Amsterdam from 1700 to 1728

Jacobus Houbraken

1728

Print with central rectangular scene of men at podium surrounded by ten circles with images of figures and animals, and scene at bottom of large crowd outside city.

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Latin-Hebrew Edition of the Mishnah

Willem Surenhuys

1698