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Más imágenesTheologiae, sive potius [mataiologias] Judaicae atque Mohammedicae seu Turcico-Persicae principia sublesta et fructus pestilentes (Theology, or Rather the Vanity of the Jewish and Mohammedan or Turkish-Persian Religions, Their Nefarious Principles and Poisonous Fruits)
Pfeiffer, August; Gerhard Bischoff; Joachim Wiese; Eckard Stochflet; Heinrich Pladecius; Martin Bernhardi; Johann Georg Martini; Michael Meyer
Editorial: Joh. Friedrich Gleditsch, Leipzig, 1687
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Hardcover. Condición: Very good. Collected edition. Duodecimo. [16], 458 [i.e. 450], [14] pp. Title in red and black. Text in Latin, with passages in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, Arabic (transliterated into Hebrew characters), and German. Original contemporary vellum with beveled edges and handwritten lettering on spin, library stick…er on lower spine. Binding rubbed with minor soiling. Remnants of library sticker on inside cover, handwritten numbers and foxing offsetting onto title page. Front endpaper missing and handwritten notes on back endpaper. Very light and sporadic foxing throughout. Tight copy. Binding in overall good+, interior in very good condition. Collection of seven university dissertations presided over by August Pfeiffer. First published individually between 1662 and 1665, most of these disserations had made a prior appearance in the Fasciculus Dissertationum Philologicarum (Wittenberg, 1665). The German Lutheran theologian, orientalist, and superintendent of Lübeck, August Peiffer (1640-1698) had a stong influence on the thought of Johann Sebastian Bach. The present collection presents a forceful attack against the scriptures of Judaism and Islam. The book contains seven essays: [1] On the Talmud; [2] On the Aramaic translations of the Hebrew Scriptures; [3] on the Masora (medieval Jewish textual criticism of the Hebrew Bible); [4] on the three ancient sects of the Jews (Pharisees; Sadducees; Essenes); [5] On Jewish polemics against the Christians (drawn primarily from Talmudic sources); [6] On the Qur'an; [7]; On the Shia and Sunni sects (De Alishiis et Sunnitis), subtitled On the Main Disagreements between the Persians and the Turks Regarding Religion. These last two essays on the Islamic tradition contain four notable appendices. The first comprises a list of the 114 Suras of the Qur'an, with names transliterated into Hebrew characters and brief descriptions of their contents. The next provides selections from ten of the Suras in Latin translation. The third appendix contains a brief description of the Sahih al-Bukhari, compiled by Imam Muhammad al-Bukhari (d. 256 AH / 870 CE), widely regarded as the most important Hadith scholar in the history of Sunni Islam. Pfeiffer provides a list of the Arabic titles of the 97 books (chapters) in this collection which records the oral tradition of sayings and anecdotes attributed to the Islamic prophet Muhammad or his immediate circle. While strident in tone, the erudition displayed in these dissertations demonstrates the depth of interest on the part of early modern Christian scholars in the polemical activities of their Abrahamic brethren. "Far more important than his polemical and ascetic writings are Pfeiffer's scholarly works on exegesis, criticism, and hermeneutics of the Old Testament. His "Exercitationes biblicae," "Dubia vexata," "Introductio in orientem," "Critica sacra," "Thesaurus hermeneuticus," and "Descriptio rituum antiquorum gentis Ebreae" have been repeatedly published. A complete edition of his scholarly works was published in Utrecht in 1704" (ADB). Provenance: Old stamp of "Melanchthonhaus" at bottom margin of the dedication page. The image on a discrete old stamp at the title suggests this is The Melanchthon House in Bretten, built between the years of 1897 to 1903 on the site of the former birthplace of the reformer, Philip Melanchthon. The home of the European Melanchthon Academy since 2004, museum houses a library of 11,000 works dealing principally with the history of the Protestant Reformation. Reference: Schimmelpfennig, Adolf, "Pfeiffer, August" in: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie 25 (1887), S. 631-632 [Online-Version]; VD17 12:119707T Full title and imprint: Theologiae, sive potius [mataiologias] Judaicae atque Mohammedicae seu Turcico-Persicae principia sublesta et fructus pestilentes, hoc est: Exercitationes de Judaeorum libris, quibus praeter Scripturam S.V.T. religio ipsorum nititur, sc. Talmude, Targumim, &c. itemq[ue] de eorundem sectis & virulentis in Christianam religionem calumniis; por.
