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Ernst Christian Schrödters Continuata Acerra Biblica Mülleriana, Oder: Sechstes Hundert Außerlesener, nützlicher und denkwürdiger Historien und Oerter der heil. Schrift (Ernst Christian Schrödters Continued Acerra Biblica Mülleriana, Or: Sixth Hundred of Select, Useful and Memorable Histories and Places of the Holy Scripture) [BOUND WITH F. A. CHRISTIANI] Der Jüden Glaube und Aberglaube (Jewish Faith and Superstition) [BOUND WITH ANTONIO MARGARITHA] Der ganze jüdische Glaube (The Whole Jewish Faith)
Schrödter, Ernst Christian; Friedrich Albrecht Christiani; D. J. C. Wagenseil (Introduction); Antonio Margaritha; M. Christiani Reineccii (Introduction and Index)
Editorial: Johann Melchior Süstermann; Fried. Lanckischens Erben, Leipzig, 1709
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Librería: ERIC CHAIM KLINE, BOOKSELLER (ABAA ILAB), Santa Monica, CA, Estados Unidos de AmericaERIC CHAIM KLINE, BOOKSELLER (ABAA ILAB)
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Añadir al carritoHardcover. Condición: Very good condition. First edition. Octavo. [46] 1456pp. [48], 88, 186 [10], 8 plates, [30] 360 [24]pp. Bound in vellum of the time with handwritten lettering on spine. Red edges. 3 frontispieces. Title pages printed in red and black. Decorative headpieces and initials. 1. Schrödter's notable theological an…d exegetical work, containing lectures and exegetical studies on the Bible, reviewing and expanding on Wittenberg theologian Johan Müller's (1648-1696) last work "Acerra Biblica," acerra referring to a small box holding incense, in this case spiritual messages, designed by Müller, an orthodox Lutheran theologian, to be used in sermons and religious education. 2. Critical view of Jewish customs, beliefs and traditions by Christiani, a convert from Judaism to Christianity. Born in 1647 in Prostitz, Moravia, into a Jewish family Christiani served as cantor in Bruchsal in his youth. In 1674 he converted to Christianity and moved to Leipzig where he held the chair for Semitic studies at the University. Shortly before 1700 he returned to his birthplace and to Judaism. The plates introduce Jewish culture, practice and customs in daily life and the holidays. 3. Antonio Margaritha (1492-1542) was the son of the Regensburg Rabbi Shmuel Margaliot. This anti-Semitic work by the convert Margaritha was first published in Augsburg in 1530, including a translation of a Jewish prayer book for a non-Jewish readership. "Der Gantze Judische Glaube" claims to expose the true face of Judaism, mocks Jewish customs and makes serious accusations against the Jews. Margaritha warns his Christian readers against being in contact and trading with Jews, cautions them not to consult with Jewish physicians and portrays a negative picture of the Jewish Sabbath and the custom of using a "Sabbath Gentile". One of the worst allegations targets the political loyalty of the Jews, who are portrayed as treacherous subjects and supporters of enemy countries, headed by the Ottoman Empire. This work deeply affected Martin Luther, who was inspired by it to write his anti-Semitic book "On the Jews and Their Lies"." (Gross Family Collection) Text in German, some Hebrew, Gothic script. Binding with some rubbing and light staining with cord at tail of spine pulling loose but intact. Small library sticker at bottom of inside front cover and inked note, inlcuding "Werningerode Waisenhaus," suggesting it to be library note. Two small stamps on recto of frontispiece. With few small stains in block, not affecting text. Block lightly age-toned. Signed.
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Editorial: Fr. Lanckisch, Leipzig, 1705
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Librería: Graphem. Kunst- und Buchantiquariat, Berlin, AlemaniaGraphem. Kunst- und Buchantiquariat
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Añadir al carritokl 8°, neuer Brosch., 15 Bll., 360 S., 12 Bll. m. gestochenem Frontispiz - nachgedunkelt, sonst wohlerhaltenes Exemplar der raren antisemitischen Abhandlung. Buch.
