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A Mid-Seventeenth-Century Manuscript of the (Unpublished) Hebrew Grammars of Menasseh ben Israel and Isaac Aboab da Fonseca Recovered In December 1811 an interesting collection of Sephardic Hebrew and Judaic printed books and manuscripts from the library of the deceased Dayan of the Portuguese-Jewish Community in Amsterdam, Solomon Jessurun, was put up for sale in the house of mourning at Rapenburger- straat 118. For this auction a Hebrew-Dutch catalogue was published, which seems to have hardly been noticed by modern bibliographers. 1 The non-Hebrew section of the catalogue has a Dutch title: CATALOGUS van eene ... VERZAMELING grootendeels Hebreeuwsche, verders Spaansche, Portugeesche en Fransche, meest Godgeleerde Mozaïsche BOEKEN, en ... 250 MANUSCRIPTEN ... bijeenverzameld door R. SALOMO JESSURUN, ... Zijnde de Catalogus à 2 st. ... bij den Makelaar DANIEL LOPES SALZEDO ... te bekomen . Gedrukt te Amsterdam, ter Boekdrukkerije van Belinfante & Comp. 1811. (Catalogue of a collection of mainly Hebrew, and Spanish, Portuguese and French Jewish theolog- ical books, and 250 manuscripts, collected by Solomon Jessurun. Sold by Daniel Lopes Salzedo). 2 Giving only one example of the importance of this collection: among the non-Hebrew manuscripts in Folio a copy of an anonymous Spanish translation of
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Published: Jan 1, 2003
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