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Handlinger Visningsindstillinger	Remove from selection Add to selection ObjektnummerM2007/019:004 BeskrivelsePrayer-book titled - Sefer Maaneh Lashon contains prayers for the graveside and contains inscriptions of Sigmund Sandig's parents death dates in Hebrew and German. The original Maaneh Lashon, was a seventeenth-century manual of supplications. Maaneh Lashon was compiled by R. Yaakov ben R. Avraham Shlomo Shinna, who also published original Talmudic commentaries. A glimpse at its printing history gives one some conception of its universal acceptance and appeal. It was first published in Prague soon after the year 1610, was reprinted there in 1615, and then appeared (with occasional modification) in communities as diverse as Cracow, Amsterdam, Sulzbach, Vienna, Lvov and Vilna, as well as in scores of other cities. Dozens of its editions included both the Hebrew original and a Yiddish translation, and by the year 1850, 19 editions had appeared in Yiddish alone. Produktionsdato 1901 Emneprayer books, Judaica, death customs, Ritual Object, life cycle events & activities Objektnavnprayer books Mål Sprog KreditrammeSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Ms Ruth Wirth

ObjektnummerM2007/019:004

BeskrivelsePrayer-book titled - Sefer Maaneh Lashon contains prayers for the graveside and contains inscriptions of Sigmund Sandig's parents death dates in Hebrew and German. The original Maaneh Lashon, was a seventeenth-century manual of supplications. Maaneh Lashon was compiled by R. Yaakov ben R. Avraham Shlomo Shinna, who also published original Talmudic commentaries. A glimpse at its printing history gives one some conception of its universal acceptance and appeal. It was first published in Prague soon after the year 1610, was reprinted there in 1615, and then appeared (with occasional modification) in communities as diverse as Cracow, Amsterdam, Sulzbach, Vienna, Lvov and Vilna, as well as in scores of other cities. Dozens of its editions included both the Hebrew original and a Yiddish translation, and by the year 1850, 19 editions had appeared in Yiddish alone.

Produktionsdato 1901

Emneprayer books, Judaica, death customs, Ritual Object, life cycle events & activities

Objektnavnprayer books

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KreditrammeSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Ms Ruth Wirth

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