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Mischle Schualim Die Fuchsfabeln des Berekhja Ben Natronaj 1/750 Woodcuts L.Michelson 1921
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Mischle Schualim Die Fuchsfabeln des Berekhja Ben Natronaj 1/750 Woodcuts L.Michelson 1921
Mischle Schualim Die Fuchsfabeln des Berekhja Ben Natronaj 1/750 Woodcuts Leo Michelson
Hebrew and German
Lazarus Goldschmidt (ed.);
Berlin: Erich Reiss Verlag, 1921., xxii, 121pp., Limited edition. 1/750.
Hardcover, leather spine, with gold lettering to spine and Magen David to cover.
23 x 15.5 cm.
A collection of 107 fables drawn from Greek, Jewish, Hindu and Arab
narratives exploring moral values and the meaning of wisdom. Illustrated with
expressive black & white woodcuts, the anthology is written in agile rhymed
prose and includes some original stories by the author, who is also known as
Berachya. A nakdan, translator, grammarian, poet, ethicist and philosopher
working at the beginning of the thirteenth century, he references the Talmud,
adds biblical allusions and gives a Jewish spirit to his interpretations of
these Fox Fables. Text in Hebrew; table of contents and Goldschmidt’s
introduction in German. “Nach der ersten Ausgabe herausgegeben und
eingeleitet von Lazarus Goldschmidt.” A significant work that greatly
expands this distinctive literary genre in the Hebrew language.
Condition: cover slightly worn, a bit discolored to top,
corners chipped and bumped, foxing to spine.
Foxing to endpapers, title page, last page and edges.
Some pages inside with single foxing stains
