拍品 448
Samuel ben Elchanan Archivolti. Arugat ha-Bosem be-Dikduk (grammatical work).
已結束1991年6月19日
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NLG 747
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Samuel ben Elchanan Archivolti. Arugat ha-Bosem be-Dikduk (grammatical work).
Venice, Giovanni di Gara, 1602, 21 x 14.8 cm.
118 (misnumbered) + [1] leaves. Title within architectural frame. Includes instructive drawings and many tables. Some worming, occasionally repaired, at times affecting text. Other minor flaws. Many old inscriptions. Bound in a piece of parchment taken from an old handwritten Esther scroll, probably Sephardic; binding skilfully restored. A typographically attractive work.
StCB 7004,3; Zedner 672; Roest 1022; Habermann, Di Gara, No. 215.
Venice, Giovanni di Gara, 1602, 21 x 14.8 cm.
118 (misnumbered) + [1] leaves. Title within architectural frame. Includes instructive drawings and many tables. Some worming, occasionally repaired, at times affecting text. Other minor flaws. Many old inscriptions. Bound in a piece of parchment taken from an old handwritten Esther scroll, probably Sephardic; binding skilfully restored. A typographically attractive work.
StCB 7004,3; Zedner 672; Roest 1022; Habermann, Di Gara, No. 215.
Samuel ben Elchanan Archivolti. Arugat ha-Bosem be-Dikduk (grammatical work).
Venice, Giovanni di Gara, 1602, 21 x 14.8 cm.
118 (misnumbered) + [1] leaves. Title within architectural frame. Includes instructive drawings and many tables. Some worming, occasionally repaired, at times affecting text. Other minor flaws. Many old inscriptions. Bound in a piece of parchment taken from an old handwritten Esther scroll, probably Sephardic; binding skilfully restored. A typographically attractive work.
StCB 7004,3; Zedner 672; Roest 1022; Habermann, Di Gara, No. 215.
Venice, Giovanni di Gara, 1602, 21 x 14.8 cm.
118 (misnumbered) + [1] leaves. Title within architectural frame. Includes instructive drawings and many tables. Some worming, occasionally repaired, at times affecting text. Other minor flaws. Many old inscriptions. Bound in a piece of parchment taken from an old handwritten Esther scroll, probably Sephardic; binding skilfully restored. A typographically attractive work.
StCB 7004,3; Zedner 672; Roest 1022; Habermann, Di Gara, No. 215.