ABRAHAM BEN SOLOMON OF HAMBURG. Aleh Terufah [Responsa. Part I: Treatise of the legal permissibility of vaccination (for smallpox); part II: notes on tractate Berakhot; part III: Sermons given in the London Beth ha-Midrash of the Ashkenazim]. London: Alexander ben Judah and his son Judah Leib ben Alexander, 1785. Title within simple typographical border. 3 parts in one volume. Vinograd, London 111; Roth, London 52; Roth, Magna p. 338: 18; Zedner 28; not in Cowley; Roest 37 -- SOLOMON IBN MELEKH OF FEZ. Mikhlal Yofi im Leket Shikhechah [Grammatical work, edited by Jacob Abendana'. Amsterdam: David de Castro, Tartas, 1684. Folio, contemporary vellum, first title detached, Latin title stained, last leaf torn and defective, some slight waterstaining. Vinograd, Amsterdam 508; Fuks 482; Zedner 729; Cowley 660; Roest 1013 -- NIETO, DAVID BEN PHINEHAS. Matteh Dan ve-Kuzari: Chelek Sheni [polemical work; defense of the oral law]. London: Thomas Ilive, 1714. 118 leaves, 2 leaves "Dedicatoria" in Spanish, 3 leaves Hakdamah in Hebrew + 1 leaf title, text otherwise in Hebrew. 4to, contemporary vellum. Vinograd, London 25; Roth, London 5; see Zedner 614; Cowley 153; see Roest 905. Matteh Dan is the most important work of David Nieto (1654-1728), the Haham of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue in London. In it Nieto opposes the opinion of those former Marranos to whom the Rabbinic law was unacceptable -- BUZAGLO, SHALOM BEN MOSES. Sefer Hadrat Melekh [first part of his commentary on the Zohar]. Amsterdam: Gerard Johan Janson for Israel Mondovi, 1766. Title within typographical border, 8vo, contemporary calf, rubbed. Vinograd, Amsterdam 1893; Zedner 163; Roest 248; Scholem, Bibliographia kabbalistica, No. 16, p. 190 -- BUZAGLO. Sefer Hadrat Melekh; Perush Idra; Kevod Melekh; Hod Melekh; Penei Melekh [five treatises on the Zohar]. London: n.p., 1770-73. 5 vols. 8vo, uniformly rebound in modern half morocco, in a black box. Portion of a larger work, partly printed earlier in Amsterdam (1766), printed without title. Very irregular pagination, probably incomplete. Vinograd, London 54, 55, 58; Roth, London 30, 31; Zedner 163; Jewish Enc. 3, p. 447 -- EDREHI, MOSES BEN ISAAC. Sefer Torat Chayyim [readings for Friday nights according to the custom of the Jews in Morocco]. London: Judah Leib ben Alexander, 1792. Title within simple typographical border. 8vo, modern blue morocco. Moses Gaster copy. Vinograd, London 135; Roth, London 65; Roth, Magna p. 338: 20; Zedner 451 -- EDREHI. Sefer Yad Mosheh [sermons]. Amsterdam: Widow and orphans Joseph Proops and Abraham ben Aaron Prins, 1809. Title within typographical border with crown and two cherubs. 4to, modern calf antique. Vinograd, Amsterdam 2380; Zedner 214; Cowley 464; Roest 321 -- BERDUGO, JACOB OF MEKNES. Kol Ya'akov [liturgical poems according to the Sephardic rite, a.o. in honor of M. Montefiore]. London, n.p., 1844. 8vo, modern buckram. Vinograd, London 418; Friedberg, kuf 363 -- LEVISOHN, MARCUS GEORGE (=Mordecai ben Judah Leib Gumpel). Ma'amar ha-Torah ve-ha-Chokhmah Chelek Rishon [scientific work]. London: Moses, Itzik and Jacob, 1771. 8vo, new artificial leather. Vinograd, London 63; Roth, London 22. -- MOSES BEN JUDAH OF MINSK. Even Shoham [exegetical work]. London: Moses ben Gershon, 1772. 8vo, modern cloth. Vinograd, London 69; Roth, London 28; Zedner 577 -- VAN OVEN, ABRAHAM. Derekh Ish Yashar The economy of human life, translated from an Indian manuscript, written by an ancient Bramin [...] with a translation into Hebrew. London: A. Alexander (=Alexander ben Judah Leib), 1778. 8vo, modern calf antique. Vinograd, London 97; Roth, London 44 -- PHINEHAS BEN SAMUEL. Sefer Midrash Pinchas [Talmudic exegesis]. London: David bar Mordechai Halevi, 1795. 8vo, 2 parts in one volume, modern cloth. Vinograd, London 142; Roth, London 75; Roth, Magna p. 339; Zedner 636 -- HART, JACOB (=Eliakim ben Abraham of London). Milchamot ha-Shem [polemical work] Binah le-Ittim [on secret chronology in the Book of Daniel]; Tsuf Novelot [kabbalistic commentary on Joseph Solomon Delmedigo's Novelot Chokhmah]. London: David bar Mordecai Halevi, 1794, 1795, 1799. 8vo, 3 parts in one volume, contemporary sheep, good condition. Vinograd, London 139, 143, 159; Roth, London 71; Zedner 219; Roest 352 -- BARONESS DESPENSER (=Lee, Rachel Fanny Antonia). Iggeret ha-Kolel el ha-Ivrim, or a circular epistle to the Hebrews [with a Hebrew translation by H.V. Bolaffey]. London: Naphtali Hirsh and his brother Mordecai ben Moses Eliezer, 1822. 8vo, disbound. Vinograd, London 243; Roth, London 123; Roth, Magna p. 230: 156; Cowley 125 -- HIRSCHEL, SOLOMON. Abstract of an Exhortation delivered by the Rev. Solomon Hirschel, at the Great Synagogue, [...] after a discourse on Jeremiah xi. 18, 19 [against sending Jewish children to Sunday schools and Free schools, in English and Yiddish]. [London]: E. Justins, 1807. 8vo, disbound. Vinograd, London 176; Roth, London 92; Roth, Magna 263: 43; Zedner 288; not in Cowley; not in Roest -- MELDOLA, DAVID. Kinah A Dirge in memory of the late much lamented Rev. Dr. [Raphael] Meldola, Chief Rabbi of the Spanish & Portuguese Jews' Congregation. [London]: n.p., 1828. 8vo, late 19th-century half cloth. Vinograd, London 278; Roth, London 138; Roth, Magna 342: 17. Raphael Meldola was Haham of the Sephardic Community in London. This dirge was composed by his son David -- KOHN-ZEDEK, JOSEPH. Sefer Musar Haskel Theological discourses delivered on various occasions; in Hebrew. London: Abrahams & son, 1878.8vo, modern cloth. Cowley 379 -- ADLER, NATHAN MARCUS. [Silk imprint presented "To the Reverend NATHAN MARCUS ADLER, Chief Rabbi of the British Jews, on his first visit to the Maiden Lane Synagogue"]. London, 1846. Printed on silk, 380 x 255 mm., Hebrew and English, signed by the Wardens on behalf of the Committee and Congregation. (22)