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Auction 27 · Lot 173
Tzaphnath Paane’ach [commentary to the Books of Ecclesiastes and Job]
- Estimate
- $200–$300
- Hammer price
- $275
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author
LUSITANO, SAMUEL HACOHEN OF PISA
printer
Giovanni Martinelli for Vendramin
Place
Venice
Publication
1656
Description
First Edition. Title within typographical border, woodcut device on title (Ya’ari, Printers’ Marks no. 59). Marginalium on f.24r., possibly the author's own corrigendum
references
Vinograd, Venice 1324
summary
In his commentary to the Book of Job, the author advances the novel theory that Job was in fact Job son of Issachar son of Jacob. The author accepts the Talmudic notion that Moses authored the Book of Job; thus Job himself would have been a contemporary of Moses in Egypt - although obviously older in age
ff.(2), 33 (i.e. 31). Dampstained. Limp vellum, stained. 8vo
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