Excerpt from Biographical Notices of Some of the Most Distinguished Jewish Rabbies, and Translations of Portions of Their Commentaries, and Other Works: With Illustrative Introductions and Notes
Page 37, line 9, before to readfamiliar. 83, 2, for T read 1. 96, 1, before And, read 13. I, 12, for ultimately, read intimately. 112, 3, for Daniel read David. 117, 7, for 3 read up. 122, 12, for 1 read 5. 143, 16, before All, read 6. 169, note line 2, transpose the Hebrew words 175, line 9, transpose the Hebrew words.
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