Gross Hirsch (11 results)

Soft Cover. Condition: vg-. 397 pages. 9.25" tall x 6.5"; white cover is browning a bit; creases to bottom corner back cover. Paperback.

Hardcover. Condition: Poor. No Jacket. 4th Edition. In Hebrew. (8), 234, 24 pages. Pages yellowed and fragile. First two leaves detached. 24 x 16.5 cm. Ex library. Isaac Hirsch Weiss' Dor Dor we-Dorshaw, in five volumes, was first published in Vienna (between 1871-1891) where Weiss spent most of his life. A Yiddish edition was printed in Vilna 1904-1910. This is Weiss' largest and most important work, and it secured his reputation as a prominent 19th century scholar of Talmudic and rabbinic literature. The work is a history of the Halakha, or oral law, from Biblical times until after the expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492. He deals not only with the sequence of the halakhah, but also with the development of the aggadah, with the history of talmudic and rabbinic literature and with the character traits of important sages. Most Talmud scholars immediately adopted the work as their standard history. While Weiss rejected biblical criticism and believed that the Pentateuch was a unified work dating from the time of Moses, he did see it as largely a product of human design and subject to historical analysis. He therefore came under criticism from many orthodox traditionalists.The entire set (not here) is: Helek 1. Mi-kadmatah 'ad hurban ha-Bayit ha-sheni. helek 2. Me-hurban ha-Bayit ha-sheni 'ad ahar hatimat ha-Mishnah. helek 3. Me-hatimat ha-Mishnah 'ad she-nistayemha-Talmud. helek 4. Me-hatimat ha-Talmud 'ad sof ha-elef ha-shishi [Error: Should state ha-hamishi]. helek 5. Mi-tehilat ha-elef ha-shishi 'ad galut Sefarad ha-aharonah.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. In Hebrew. xvi, 242 pages. Pages yellowed and fragile. First two leaves detached. 233 x 158 mm Isaac Hirsch Weiss' Dor Dor we-Dorshaw, in five volumes, was first published in Vienna (between 1871-1891) where Weiss spent most of his life. A Yiddish edition was printed in Vilna 1904-1910. This is Weiss' largest and most important work, and it secured his reputation as a prominent 19th century scholar of Talmudic and rabbinic literature. The work is a history of the Halakha, or oral law, from Biblical times until after the expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492. He deals not only with the sequence of the halakhah, but also with the development of the aggadah, with the history of talmudic and rabbinic literature and with the character traits of important sages. Most Talmud scholars immediately adopted the work as their standard history. While Weiss rejected biblical criticism and believed that the Pentateuch was a unified work dating from the time of Moses, he did see it as largely a product of human design and subject to historical analysis. He therefore came under criticism from many orthodox traditionalists.The entire set (not here) is: Helek 1. Mi-kadmatah 'ad hurban ha-Bayit ha-sheni. helek 2. Me-hurban ha-Bayit ha-sheni 'ad ahar hatimat ha-Mishnah. helek 3. Me-hatimat ha-Mishnah 'ad she-nistayemha-Talmud. helek 4. Me-hatimat ha-Talmud 'ad sof ha-elef ha-shishi [Error: Should state ha-hamishi]. helek 5. Mi-tehilat ha-elef ha-shishi 'ad galut Sefarad ha-aharonah.

kartonierte Ausgabe. Condition: Gut. 280 Seiten, Text auf englisch, schwarz-weiße Fotos, Zeichnungen, Inhaltsverzeichnis, Glossar, illustrierter Einband, Einband mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren, Namensaufkleber auf vorderem Einband, sonst gut / 280 pages, text in English, black and white photos, drawings, tables of contents, glossary, illustrated cover, cover with slight traces of use, Name sticker on front cover, otherwise good Inhalt/content: Language and Languages. Personal Relations. Work. Rich and Poor. Aspects of Faith. Political Ideals. War and Aggression. Science and Society. The Story of a Novel. Shakespeare in His Time and Ours. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 400.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 4th Edition. In Hebrew. x (1), 294 pages. Pages yellowed. 228 x 164 mm. 34 quarter leather with marbled boards. Ex library. Isaac Hirsch Weiss' Dor Dor we-Dorshaw, in five volumes, was first published in Vienna (between 1871-1891) where Weiss spent most of his life. A Yiddish edition was printed in Vilna 1904-1910. This is Weiss' largest and most important work, and it secured his reputation as a prominent 19th century scholar of Talmudic and rabbinic literature. The work is a history of the Halakha, or oral law, from Biblical times until after the expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492. He deals not only with the sequence of the halakhah, but also with the development of the aggadah, with the history of talmudic and rabbinic literature and with the character traits of important sages. Most Talmud scholars immediately adopted the work as their standard history. While Weiss rejected biblical criticism and believed that the Pentateuch was a unified work dating from the time of Moses, he did see it as largely a product of human design and subject to historical analysis. He therefore came under criticism from many orthodox traditionalists.The entire set (not here) is: Helek 1. Mi-kadmatah 'ad hurban ha-Bayit ha-sheni. helek 2. Me-hurban ha-Bayit ha-sheni 'ad ahar hatimat ha-Mishnah. helek 3. Me-hatimat ha-Mishnah 'ad she-nistayemha-Talmud. helek 4. Me-hatimat ha-Talmud 'ad sof ha-elef ha-shishi [Error: Should state ha-hamishi]. helek 5. Mi-tehilat ha-elef ha-shishi 'ad galut Sefarad ha-aharonah.

Hardcover. Condition: Poor. No Jacket. 6th Edition. In Hebrew. (8), 223 pages. Ex library with de-accession stamp. 228 x 162 mm. Ex library.The last four leaves (end of the index have damage, see image here). Isaac Hirsch Weiss' Dor Dor we-Dorshaw, in five volumes, was first published in Vienna (between 1871-1891) where Weiss spent most of his life. A Yiddish edition was printed in Vilna 1904-1910. This is Weiss' largest and most important work, and it secured his reputation as a prominent 19th century scholar of Talmudic and rabbinic literature. The work is a history of the Halakha, or oral law, from Biblical times until after the expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492. He deals not only with the sequence of the halakhah, but also with the development of the aggadah, with the history of talmudic and rabbinic literature and with the character traits of important sages. Most Talmud scholars immediately adopted the work as their standard history. While Weiss rejected biblical criticism and believed that the Pentateuch was a unified work dating from the time of Moses, he did see it as largely a product of human design and subject to historical analysis. He therefore came under criticism from many orthodox traditionalists.The entire set (not here) is: Helek 1. Mi-kadmatah 'ad hurban ha-Bayit ha-sheni. helek 2. Me-hurban ha-Bayit ha-sheni 'ad ahar hatimat ha-Mishnah. helek 3. Me-hatimat ha-Mishnah 'ad she-nistayemha-Talmud. helek 4. Me-hatimat ha-Talmud 'ad sof ha-elef ha-shishi [Error: Should state ha-hamishi]. helek 5. Mi-tehilat ha-elef ha-shishi 'ad galut Sefarad ha-aharonah.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. ALL FIVE VOLUMES OF THIS WORK ARE OFFERED HERE AS ONE LOT (illustrator). 5th Edition. In Hebrew. For details on each of the five volumes offered here, see my five other entries for this work here on abebooks. These five volumes are offered on abebooks separately, with detailed description and images. Buying the five volumes here as one lot will cost you half than buying them individually. Isaac Hirsch Weiss' Dor Dor we-Dorshaw, in five volumes, was first published in Vienna (between 1871-1891) where Weiss spent most of his life. A Yiddish edition was printed in Vilna 1904-1910. This is Weiss' largest and most important work, and it secured his reputation as a prominent 19th century scholar of Talmudic and rabbinic literature. The work is a history of the Halakha, or oral law, from Biblical times until after the expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492. He deals not only with the sequence of the halakhah, but also with the development of the aggadah, with the history of talmudic and rabbinic literature and with the character traits of important sages. Most Talmud scholars immediately adopted the work as their standard history. While Weiss rejected biblical criticism and believed that the Pentateuch was a unified work dating from the time of Moses, he did see it as largely a product of human design and subject to historical analysis. He therefore came under criticism from many orthodox traditionalists.The entire set (being sold here as separate volumes) is: Helek 1. Mi-kadmatah 'ad hurban ha-Bayit ha-sheni. helek 2. Me-hurban ha-Bayit ha-sheni 'ad ahar hatimat ha-Mishnah. helek 3. Me-hatimat ha-Mishnah 'ad she-nistayemha-Talmud. helek 4. Me-hatimat ha-Talmud 'ad sof ha-elef ha-shishi [Error: Should state ha-hamishi]. helek 5. Mi-tehilat ha-elef ha-shishi 'ad galut Sefarad ha-aharonah.

Wrappers. Condition: Very Good. (1959). (New York). 4to. LIMITED EDITION. Loose-leaf portfolio of reproductions of original drawings, housed in in a folder. Noticeable bumping and chipping to spine ends of folder. 1/2' open tears to both ends of folder hinges. Slight offsetting and sunning to folder. Minor scuffing to rear of folder. Light shelfwear to edges of folder. Some creasing to corners of title page. Collated and perfect. VG in VG folder.

Wrappers. Condition: Very Good. LIMITED EDITION. (1959). (New York). 4to. LIMITED EDITION, this copy SIGNED on the front wrap by contributor and children's book illustrator Leo Lionni. Loose-leaf portfolio of reproductions of original drawings, housed in in a folder. Mild edgewear to folder. VG in wrappers in VG folder.

397 S. Sentencing. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1000.

Paper. Condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: fair. First Edition. 24 CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN ARTISTS, black and white offset reproductions of drawings by Byron Browne, Alexander Brook, Victor Candell, Jose de Creeft, Julio de Diego, Philip Evergood, Ernest Fiene, Ruth Gikow, William Gropper, Chaim Gross, Robert Gwathmey, Joseph Hirsch, Leon Kroll, Jacob Lawrence, Jack Levine, Leo Lionni, George L. K. Morris, Seong Moy, Anton Refregier, Sidney Simon, Harry Sternberg, Anthony Toney, Stuyvesant Van Veen, Sol Wilson. each piece is 11 1/4" x 14 ". They are enclosed in an envelope that has the names listed in alphabetical order and 24 contemporary artists written in rubber stamp font over a piece by Jose de Ceeft. The envelope is 15 1/2" x 12". THE ENVELOPE IS IN FAIR TO GOOD CONDITION WITH TEARS TO THE EDGES. The 24 reproduced pieces are in very good condition. Edition size unknown.