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Chorban bes hammikdasch : De devastatione Hierosolymae et templi sanctissimi historia / a Judaeis ipsis concinnata ; una cum Historia devastationis urbis Betar & Tur Malca ; nunc primum Latine recensita.

LIBRA - Rare Library at the Katz Center DS122.8 .C56 1664
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Saubert, Johann, 1638-1688, translator.
Heitmüller, Johann, printer.
Rare Judaica Acquisitions Fund.
Language:
Latin
Undetermined
Subjects (All):
Jerusalem--History--Siege, 70 A.D--Early works to 1800.
Jerusalem.
Temple of Jerusalem (Jerusalem)--In rabbinical literature--Early works to 1800.
Temple of Jerusalem (Jerusalem).
Jerusalem--In rabbinical literature--Early works to 1800.
Jews--History--Bar Kokhba Rebellion, 132-135--Early works to 1800.
Jews.
Jerusalem--In rabbincal literature--Early works to 1800.
Physical Description:
[24] pages ; 19 cm (4to)
Fingerprint:
umo- umod umm, miEt (C) 1664 (R)
Place of Publication:
Helmestadii : In officinâ Johannis Heitmülleri, MDCLXIV [1664]
Language Note:
Translated into Latin by Johann Saubert. See VD 17.
Notes:
Signatures: A-C⁴.
Without pagination.
Woodcut initial and tail-piece.
Type ornament head-piece.
Local Notes:
LIBRA Katz Rare copy has modern manuscript note in pencil interpreting imprint date on inside front wrapper; early manuscript notes on title leaf.
LIBRA Katz Rare copy acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Rare Judaica Acquisitions Fund.
LIBRA Katz Rare copy disbound from a nonce volume; bound in paper wrappers.
Cited in:
VD 17 23:258718T
OCLC:
702353677

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