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Raphall, Morris J. Post-Biblical History of the Jews; from the close of the Old Testament, about the year 420 BCE till the destruction of the Second Temple, in the year 70 CE

Auction 42 · Lot 24

Raphall, Morris J. Post-Biblical History of the Jews; from the close of the Old Testament, about the year 420 BCE till the destruction of the Second Temple, in the year 70 CE

Estimate
$600–$900
Hammer price
Not recorded

Historical auction record. Hammer prices exclude buyer’s premium and taxes.

author

(AMERICAN JUDAICA).

printer

Deacon and Peterson

Place

Philadelphia

Publication

1856

Description

Second edition. Two volumes

references

Singerman 1409

summary

Morris Jacob Raphall (1798-1868) a native of Sweden, was educated in Denmark, Germany and England. In 1849 he was appointed Rabbi of the B'nei Jeshurun Congregation of New York, in which capacity he served almost until his death. Raphall was noted for his erudition and linguistic ability and translated works by Maimonides, Albo, N.H.Wessely, as well as the Pentateuch and Mishnah. See JE, Vol. X, p. 319
Vol. I: pp. 405. Vol. II: pp. 486. Ex-library. Trace foxed. Cloth, bumped. 4to
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