Ben avraham halevi (12 résultats)

Hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Square royal octavo, green cloth with gold lettering, 119 pp., with photos by David Psoner. In a black paper covered slip-case.

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Fine. First Edition. First Edition stated, hardcover bound in dark green cloth with slipcase, "Published for Sanhedria Children's Home and Child Education Center", clean tight and unmarked, very light corner rubs to slipcase.

photographed by David Posner. Paperback. Very Good Condition.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. In Hebrew. 414 pages. 200 x 125 mm. Pages slightly yellowed. Parables and wisdom by Rabbi Avraham Chasdai. Based on an Arabic translation by Barlaam and Josaphat, the work of 35 chapters was first composed in Greek, was translated into Arabic and from Arabic into Hebrew. This work by Avraham ben Hasdai HaLevi consists of fables, riddles and moral lessons in rhyme, poetry and prose, via a debate and conversation between a prince and a priest. Published at the behest of Rabbi Yechezkel Eliezer Abulafia, with a poetic preface by him and it includes the prefaces from the earlier editions. Rabbi Yechezkel Eliezer Abulafia was among the leaders of the Tiberias community. He was an emissary to Leghorn (Livorno), Italy, and published this work there. Additional scans available upon request. WorldCat:Libraries worldwide that own item: 6.…

Hardback. Etat : New. Hebrew only. Includes Perush haRambam on Mishnayot.

240x210 mm. 119 pages. Softcover. Cover slightly wrinkled. Cover corners slightly worn. Sticker remains on rear cover. Pages yellowing. Else in good condition. The book is in : English.

25x21.5cm. 119 pages. Gilt hardcover laid in slipcase. Spine slightly rubbed. Else in as new condition. The book is in : French.

SIGNED BY PHOTOGRAPHER. 250x215mm. 119 pages. Gild hardcover laid in slipcase. Gilt spine. Slipcase corners and spine slightly worn. Pages slightly yellowing. Else in good condition. The book is in : French.

Hardback. Etat : New. Hebrew only. Modern print. Multiple copies of our books may sometimes be available. Please enquire if interested. // En hébreu. De multiples exemplaires de nos livres peuvent parfois etre disponibles. Renseignez-vous.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. 3rd Edition. In Hebrew. 200 pages. 15 x 10 cm. Last 7 leaves are stained. 100 leaves. 20th century binding. Parables and wisdom by Rabbi Avraham Chasdai. Leghorn. Based on an Arabic translation by Barlaam and Josaphat, the work of 35 chapters was first composed in Greek, was translated into Arabic and from Arabic into Hebrew. This work by Avraham ben Hasdai HaLevi consists of fables, riddles and moral lessons in rhyme, poetry and prose, via a debate and conversation between a prince and a priest. Published at the behest of Rabbi Yechezkel Eliezer Abulafia, with a poetic preface by him and it includes the prefaces from the earlier editions. Rabbi Yechezkel Eliezer Abulafia was among the leaders of the Tiberias community. He was an emissary to Leghorn (Livorno), Italy, and published this work there. Additional scans available upon request. WorldCat:Libraries worldwide that own item: 6.…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. In Hebrew. 4 pages. 198 x 142 mm. Full leather binding. Vinograd: London #355. WorldCat: Libraries worldwide that own item: 1. Two printed letters to Sir Moses Montefiore who is about to embark for Damascus to help the Jewish victims of a blood libel there. It was to be delivered to the authorities in Damascus, assuring them that Jews are prohibited from using blood for any religious purpose whatsoever. The second letter is by the Sephardic Rabbi David Meldola. One of the paradoxes of the vile blood libel against the Jews, which led to the murder of countless innocent Jews by Christians, sometimes by devout, church going ones, is that Christians, figuratively speaking, drink human blood (of the devout Judean Pharisee Jew, Jesus) every time they take the sacrament or Eucharist. They also practice symbolic cannibalism when they ingest the wafer.…

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. 12 one sides leaves of illustrations in color, one page introduction, in Hebrew, and paper wrappers. Each of the pictures is accompanied by a relevant Biblical quote. Laid is a large sheet, published with it, with the English and German translation of the introduction and of the Biblical Quotes. Aaron Halevy (1887-1957) was born in Czernowitz-Bucovina. In 1906 he immigrated to Israel and began his studies at Bezalel. In 1912-1914 he worked at Bezalel. From 1914 to 1918 he was in Damascus. During World War I the Turks exiled some Jews from Eretz Israel and perhaps that explains this move. Upon his return to Israel he stayed for a brief period in Jerusalem and then settled on the banks of the Sea of Galilee where he spent a few years pursuing painting, fishing and farming. In 1923 he back in Jerusalem to participate in the exhibition held in the Tower of David in Jerusalem. According to the Introduction, in 1928 he was living on a hilltop in Herzliya, north of (the 19 year old town of) Tel Aviv, working the land, tending his flock and, when the spirit moved him, pursuing his art. For more information on the artist, see Jonah Fisher in his book OMANUT ISRAEL (= Israeli Art), edited by Benjamin Tammuz, Massada Publishing, 1963. Halevi, Ahron (Aaron, Aharon) (illustrateur).…