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JUDAICA & HEBRAICA
ATTESTATIO
134 Attestatio radicalis fidei orthodoxae contra Judaeos, gentiles et infi-
deles. Nuremberg, Friedrich Creussner, 1477.
Fol. Goth, letter, 35 lines, 87 unn. 11. without sign., the last blank,
capitals spaces. Old vellum. Frs. 600.—
Gesamtkatalog 2764. Hain*-Cop. 1908. PrOctor 2138. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, p. 448
Cat. Hawkins 111.
EDITIO PRINCEPS of this anonymous work, finely printed in a rather large
gothic type by Creussner.
The work is an extensive explanation of the Christian dogmas, divided into 21
articles. The author is perhaps Raymon Lull.
Large and clean copy, some marginal notes, a few small wormholes at end.
Three copies in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
JACOB BEN ASHER
known as „Ba’al ha-Turim”, German Codifier and Biblical
Commentator, died at Toledo before 1340.
135 Arba Turim. (The four orders. Hebrew Code). Soncino, Solomon
ben Moses Soncino, before 1490.
Fol. Printed in square type without the use of vowel signs. 4 vols.
in 1. 2 cols, of 49 lines. 94 + 80+ 50 + 126 = 350 unn. leaves. With a
beautiful, large figurated woodcut border on leaf 7« On 1. 94 the
Colophon with printer’s name. Wooden, boards, back covered with
calf. Frs. 6000-
Hain (not seen) 1880. Proctor 7302. Steinsdineider 5500, 2. De Rossi p. 138. Am-
ram p. 78. Freimann p. 114. Jacobs no. 64. Wacbstein no. 183.
An exquisite piece of early Hebrew printing from the famous and rare
Soncino press. Soncino, a castle in Lombardy was the seat of a learned and rich
Jewish family, who derived their family-name from their residence; they established
a press for the production Of Hebrew books, which was conducted by Joshua Solomon
and his two nephews Gerson and Solomon ben Moses Soncino; the actual printer how-
ever was Abraham ben Rabbi Chajjim de Tintori.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN, I., BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
ATTESTATIO
134 Attestatio radicalis fidei orthodoxae contra Judaeos, gentiles et infi-
deles. Nuremberg, Friedrich Creussner, 1477.
Fol. Goth, letter, 35 lines, 87 unn. 11. without sign., the last blank,
capitals spaces. Old vellum. Frs. 600.—
Gesamtkatalog 2764. Hain*-Cop. 1908. PrOctor 2138. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, p. 448
Cat. Hawkins 111.
EDITIO PRINCEPS of this anonymous work, finely printed in a rather large
gothic type by Creussner.
The work is an extensive explanation of the Christian dogmas, divided into 21
articles. The author is perhaps Raymon Lull.
Large and clean copy, some marginal notes, a few small wormholes at end.
Three copies in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
JACOB BEN ASHER
known as „Ba’al ha-Turim”, German Codifier and Biblical
Commentator, died at Toledo before 1340.
135 Arba Turim. (The four orders. Hebrew Code). Soncino, Solomon
ben Moses Soncino, before 1490.
Fol. Printed in square type without the use of vowel signs. 4 vols.
in 1. 2 cols, of 49 lines. 94 + 80+ 50 + 126 = 350 unn. leaves. With a
beautiful, large figurated woodcut border on leaf 7« On 1. 94 the
Colophon with printer’s name. Wooden, boards, back covered with
calf. Frs. 6000-
Hain (not seen) 1880. Proctor 7302. Steinsdineider 5500, 2. De Rossi p. 138. Am-
ram p. 78. Freimann p. 114. Jacobs no. 64. Wacbstein no. 183.
An exquisite piece of early Hebrew printing from the famous and rare
Soncino press. Soncino, a castle in Lombardy was the seat of a learned and rich
Jewish family, who derived their family-name from their residence; they established
a press for the production Of Hebrew books, which was conducted by Joshua Solomon
and his two nephews Gerson and Solomon ben Moses Soncino; the actual printer how-
ever was Abraham ben Rabbi Chajjim de Tintori.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN, I., BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.