Search | Posen Library

Access primary sources, guide commentary, and curated collections

Filter by

Enter a date range

Clear All

Showing Results 5005 - 5016 of 12776

Sort by

Source

Job’s Final Speeches

Job 29, 31 (selections)

ca. 1200–332 BCE

Relief map showing locations in the Middle East, labeled in English.

Source

Relief Map of the Land of Israel

Biblical Period

Silver shield of decorative border with Hebrew text in center.

Source

Torah Shield (Vidin)

1658

Portrait painting of man in wide collar.

Source

Portrait of Baruch Spinoza

ca. 1665

Pair of finials with crowns of bells on branches.

Source

Torah Finials (Amsterdam)

Pieter van Hoven

17th or 18th Century

Portrait of a bearded man seated at desk wearing a wig and collar, holding a quill in his right hand and turning the page of book with his left hand, with bookshelf in background and globe and inkwell on desk.

Source

Portrait of David Nieto

James McArdell | David Esteves

ca. 1745–1765

Printed page of Spanish text under decorative, columned archway with lintel featuring winged men with helmets holding banners on either side of portrait of bearded man holding a book.

Source

Spanish Edition of David Nieto’s Mateh Dan (The Tribe of Dan)

David Nieto

1714

Printed page of Latin text.

Source

Latin-Hebrew Edition of Jossipon

Sebastian Münster

1541

Manuscript page with illustration of two figures embracing in center, surrounded by two figures watching, another watching with face covered, another prodding them from underneath, and an image of a room, with Judeo-Persian text on top and bottom of page.

Source

Mūsā-nāmah (The Tale of Moses)

Mowlānā Shāhīn-i Shīrāzī

1686

Print of four panels of people talking in interior spaces.

Source

Jewish Divorce Proceedings

Johann Christoph Georg Bodenschatz

1749

Three drawings of faces with floral designs.

Source

Faces decorating a siddur

ca. 1500

Cup inscribed with angels, birds, and other animals with a floral motif, and Hebrew text across the lip.

Source

Kiddush Cup (Frankfurt am Main)

Early 18th Century