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Amsterdam and Sulzbach: a conflict of printer-publishers
TítuloAmsterdam and Sulzbach: a conflict of printer-publishers
Autor
Call number949.2004924/0004
Número del objeto09877j
Lugar de publicaciónJerusalem
EditorialHebrew University
Año de publicación
1989
Paginaciónpp.167-175
MaterialArticle
ISBN9023223438
NotesArticle from Dutch Jewish History: Proceeding of the Fourth Symposium on the History of the Jews in the Netherlands 7-10 December -Tel-Aviv- Jerusalem, 1986 vol II, pp.167-175
Descripción
Conflict between printer-publishers of Amsterdam and Suizbach concerned the printing and publishing of the Talmud. The first copy printed was given an approval which included the prohibition of printing by anyone else for 25 years. Three years later another printer published a Talmud of their own. The reaction was that use of the second Talmud was forbidden and copies were ordered to be burnt.
