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Livro de ascamot (Book of Regulations): On a Banned Book

The Spanish and Portuguese Jewish Community of Amsterdam

1666

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Colophon: Tefilah le-Moshe (Prayer of Moses)

Gele bat Moses ben Abraham Ger

1710

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Sifte yeshenim (Lips of the Sleepers): On Citing Authors

Shabbetai Meshorer Bass

1680

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Commentary: On the Jerusalem Talmud

Elijah Fulda

1710

Printed page with Hebrew text in the middle adorned with woodcuts depicting zodiac signs on the right and left sides and Star of David in center.

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Amulet for Woman in Childbirth (Germany)

ca. 1725

Drawing of man in hat stepping with one arm outstretched and the other grasping the hem of his robes with French heading.

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Jew in the Holy Land

Eugène Roger

1646

Print portrait of man holding book and framed by Hebrew text in a circle and Hebrew text below.

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Portrait of R. Aryeh Judah Leib ben David Calischer

Jacob Folkema

1709

Print engraving of room interior with central podium, Torah ark on far wall, and rows of pews on either side of podium, with German and Hebrew text below.

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Alte Synagogue (Berlin)

Michael Kemmeter | Anna Maria Werner | A.B. Goblin | Friedrich August Calau

1714

Print image of two rows of people in front of river with fish in it.

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Pre-Yom Kippur Customs

Johannes Pfefferkorn

1508

Print of four scenes in quadrants with German headings on each: top left is sick man in bed, top right is sick man in bed surrounded by people with candles and books, bottom left is sick man lying on the floor, and bottom right is procession through city walls.

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Juedisches Ceremonial (Jewish Ceremony): Death and Mourning

Paul Christian Kirchner

1724

Facing-page print with Hebrew text on left page and engraving on right page depicting man seated on a throne with lions and people below him and cherubs holding crown above him, and Hebrew inscription, and illustration below of men seated around a table with a crowd of people beyond.

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Tikun keriyah le-kol laylah ve-yom (Supplications for Every Day and Night)

David de Castro Tartas

1666

Page of printed Hebrew text with word set in decorated border on top.

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Bomberg Jerusalem Talmud

Daniel Bomberg

1522/3–1524