Torah day of cessation; Sabbath
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The bowed woman cured by Christ. Engraving by J.P. Saenredam after H. Goltzius, 159- (?).
Hendrik GoltziusDate: [between 1590 and 1599?]Reference: 23736i- Books
Ḳunṭres Refuʼah ṿe-yoledet be-Shabat ṿe-yom ṭov : ha-kol ba-lashon ha-meduberet be-vate aḥenu Ben Y. ha-kesherim be-Iidish / me-iti Asher Lemil Shṿarṭts.
Lemel SchwartzDate: 750 [1990]- Books
[Mishnayot masekhtot shabbat (romanized form)] hoc est Constitutiones tractatus Talmudici dicti Schabbath : cum commentarii celeberrimorum inter Judaeos magnique nominis rabbinorum Mosis fil. Majemonis Aegypti et Obadjae de Bartenora / Latinae versae à Sebastiano Schmidt .. ; quibus textum Hebraeum addidit Jo. Benedictus Carpzovius.
Date: 1661- E-books
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Miscellaneous discourses relating to the traditions and usages of the scribes and pharisees in our blessed saviour Jesus Christ's time. In two volumes. The first, Containing, I. A Discourse of the Nature, Authority and Usefulness of the Misna. II. Table and Contents of all the Titles of the Misna. III. A Discourse of the Recital of the Shema, Phylacteries, and Schedules of Gates and Door-Posts. IV. Texts relating to the religious Observation of one Day in seven. With Annotations. The second, Containing, Shabbath. A Title of the Misna concerning the Sabbath. Eruvin. A Title of the Misna, concerning the Mixtures practised by the Jews in Jesus Christ's Time, to strengthen the Observation of the Sabbath. In Hebrew and English. With Annotations. By W. Wotton, D.D
Wotton, William, 1666-1727.Date: 1718- Books
[Mishnayot masekhtot eruvin (romanized form)] hoc est Constitutiones tractatus Talmudici dicti Erubhin : cum commentariis celeberrimorum inter Judaeos magnique nominis rabbinorum Mosis fil. Majemonis Aegypti et Obadjae de Bartenora / Latine versae à Sebastiano Schmidt ; quibus textum Hebraeum addidit Jo. Benedictus Carpzov.
Sebastian SchmidtDate: 1661