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Auction 50 · Lot 113

Ein Koeniglicher Beselch der Judenheit aufzubieten und der keinen mehr zu ewigen tagen in der Stadt Nuernberg oder ausswendig eines Rathsgebiet einzunehmen [Imperial decrees restricting Jewish presence in the City of Nuremberg]

Estimate
$1,000–$1,500
Hammer price
$1,100

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

author

(GERMANY)

Place

n.p.

Publication

(1573)

references

Not recorded in WorldCat

summary

This slim tract is a collection of two Imperial decrees barring Jews from the Bavarian city of Nuremberg. The first decree was promulgated by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximillian I (1459-1519) and is here renewed by Emperor Maximillian II (1527-1576). After recording a litany of anti-Jewish accusations, the Decree reinforces municipal prohibitions against a Jewish presence in Nuremberg, transgressors to be heavily fined. See S.W. Baron, A Social and Religious History of the Jews, Vol. IV, p. 216
ff. (8). Library marks on title-page, trace foxed. Later marbled boards. 8vo
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