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Page of Aramaic text of border decorated with flowers and birds, cherubs holding banner at top, and human figures in upper corners.

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Ketubah (Bayonne)

1705

Page with Hebrew text of illustrations of men in turbans on either side of the text; cherub, vines, and birds at top of page; and six men in prayer shawls walking to building at bottom of page.

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Klausen Book of Psalms

1706

Page of Aramaic text decorated with miniatures, cherubs, and vines surrounding text, and triangular bottom.

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Ketubah (Rome)

1734

Woodcut print of two armies fighting with swords and shields.

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Jews and Ottomans Defending the City of Buda

1541

Print depicting crowded interior of room with tall ceiling, chandelier, and columns and second floor balcony along perimeter of room, a floorplan in the upper left corner and an exterior view in the upper right corner.

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The Esnoga (Portuguese Synagogue) in Amsterdam

1675

Drawing of six people wearing various clothing styles, including ruffs, dresses, and cloaks.

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Jewish Clothing from Fürth

1705

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Approbation for a Prayer Book

1617

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Approbation for a Printing House

1699

Facing-page manuscript with Hebrew text and small geometric shape with rectangle and small concentric circles on left-hand page.

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Tefilah mi-kol ha-shanah me-ha-ari (Prayer for the Whole Year According to the Ari)

ca. 1750

Printed page with English title and image of figure in robe playing flute instrument at the top left.

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The Way to a Man’s Heart ("The Settlement" Cook Book)

1901

Printed page with English and two Hebrew sentences near top and bottom of page.

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A Grammar of the Hebrew Tongue

1735

Printed page of four shields depicting a castle, an eagle, a snake devouring a person, and a knight on horseback, surrounded by Hebrew words, sheaves, ribbons, and flowers.

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Anshel of Kraków, Merkeves ha-mishne (The Second Chariot)

1534