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Old
Talmud editions
The
first uncensored Amsterdam edition
The first Amsterdam edition of the babylonian Talmud in the printing house
of Emmanuel Benbenisti 1645/48 was the first Talmud edition without
the Christian censorship after the three classical Venice editions of the
16th century that were almost completely burnt. All the missing parts
on Jesus, his disciples and early Christianity are restored in this edition,
and also the dismission of words as goim, nokri, kuti and alike. After this
edition all Talmud editions are again censored till the 20th century, including
the following Amsterdam editions of Proops and the classic Wilna edition more
than 200 years later.
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Talmud
Mishnayot Seder Toharot
Emmanuel Benbenisti, Amsterdam 1647
with a dedication note to the Yeshiva Ohave Tora from the year
1836 in honor of the late Yaacov Lampronti
modern cloth bound
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Masekhet Nida
Amsterdam 1646
The only treatise of the Mishna in the seder Toharot with a Gemara
in the babylonian Talmud
The title page is missing. The first page is damaged with few loss
of the commentary text. Some worm-eatings, without loss of text.
modern cloth bound
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80 Euro |
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another copy, Nidda and Mishna Toharot bound together.
Titel page repaired, good condition, modern cloth bound |
Masekhet Avoda Zara (Idolatry)
Amsterdam 1645
This treatise suffered very hard from the Christian censors. In
the first censored Talmud edition, Basel 1570, the whole of the
tractate was omitted. After this it was mostly printed without a
title page. In this Amsterdam edition it was printed with a title
page, but the title page was sometimes cut out for the market outside
the Netherlands. In this copy the title page is missing too.
But all the omitted passages in the censored editions are not omitted
here, so you find on page 17a the story of Rabbi Elieser ben Hyrkanos
and the roman hegemon the original text: "one of the disciples
of Yeshu". (The Soncino edition brings this text only in the
English translation in brackets as the text of manuscript Munich,
but it is the text of the uncensored editions too, like in our edition.).
The same is true for the Rashi commentary on page 27b in the story
of Ben Dama and Rabbi Yishmael. Again the full text reads: "Yaacov
isch kefar Sachnin, one of the disciples of Jeshu".
Original half leather/paper cover, title page is added in a photo
copy. Some worm-eatings with very few loss of text in the commentaries.
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450 Euro |
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A second copy in excellent condition, with title page,
modern cloth bound
This copy was in Christian possession, all the for Christians interesting
passages have Latin commentaries in an old handwriting of the 17th
or 18th century on the margins.
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650 Euro |
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Masekhet Yevamot and Ketubbot
Amsterdam1646
modern cloth bound, good condition
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480 Euro |
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Masekhet Sota
Amsterdam 1646
This treatise is important because of the famous
story of Rabbi Yehoshua ben Perachja and Yeshu in Egypt. The text
is omitted in all the censored editions, but not in this edition.
There are light differences to the first edition of the Talmud.
Title page in photocopy, bad condition, few loss of text of the
commentary at the upper extern corner on some pages, modern cloth
bound.
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250 Euro |
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Masekhet Avot de-Rabbi Natan, Masekhet Sofrim, Masekhet
Smachot, Masekhet Derech Eretz, Masekhet Derech Eretz Zutta, Shmone
Perakim Le-HaRambam, Pirqe Avot with the commentary of Rambam
Amsterdam 1645
printed without special title page, modern cloth
bound.
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Masekhet Horayot, Masekhet Ediyot
Amsterdam 1646
very good condition, modern cloth bound.
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Masekhet Makkot, Shevuot, Avot de-Rabi Natan, Masekhet
Sofrim, Smachot, Masekhet Derech Eretz, Derech Eretz Zutta, Shmone
Perakim Le-HaRambam, Pirqe Avot with the commentary of Rambam
Amsterdam 1645
with an dedication note of the year 1795
very good condition, modern cloth bound.
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Masekhet Makkot, Massechet Shevuot
Amsterdam 1645
the last pages of Shavuot (commentaries) in photocopy, some worm
eatings, otherwise good condition, modern cloth bound.
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Masekhet Arachin, Meila. Qinin, Tamid, Kritot, Temura,
Horayot, Eduyot, Shevuot
Amsterdam 1646
Interior in good condition, original half leather binding defective.
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Masekhet Zevachim
Amsterdam 1646
good condition, modern cloth bound.
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180 Euro |
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Masekhet Chullin
Amsterdam 1646
last three pages (commentary) in photocoy, otherwise
in good condition, modern cloth bound.
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150 Euro |
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