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Epitaph from the Tombstone of Rebecca Henriquez da Costa

Rebecca Henriquez da Costa

1771

Portrait with circular border of seated older woman wearing wimple and stern expression and holding book in right hand, with Portuguese and Hebrew text below and around portrait.

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Portrait of Simcha Vaz (1582–1643), painted by her son, Moses Belmonte

Moses Belmonte

1642

Print of city street with horse-drawn carriages and building facade.

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Family Chronicle

Isaac de Pinto

1671

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Appointment of Jacob Abendana

The Spanish and Portuguese Congregation of London

1681

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Regulamentos (Regulations)

The Hebra Honen Dalim (Merciful to the Poor) Society of Amsterdam

1625

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Reflexoens politicos tocante a constituaçāo da Naçāo Judaica (Political Reflections Concerning the Constitution of the Jewish Nation)

Isaac de Pinto

1748

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Tombstone Inscriptions (Curaçao)

The Jewish Community of Curaçao

Early 18th Century

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Discursos predicaveis que o doctor Haham Yeoshua da Silva pregoe no Kahal Kados Saar a Samayim (Preaching Discourses That the Haham Josua da Silva Preached in the Shaar Asamayim Synagogue)

Josua da Silva

1670–1679

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Triunfo da união contra o pernicioso vicio da discordia (Triumph of Union against the Pernicious Vice of Discord)

Samuel Mendes de Sola

1750

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Prayer

Brites Henriques

1674

Facing-page manuscript with illustration on right page depicting individual lying on operating table with two men in curly wigs in coats and breeches holding down his wrists and feet and another with his hand on patient's shoulders; and left page with Portuguese text only.

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Tratado das operaçoens da cirugia (Treatise on Surgical Operations)

Jacob de Castro Sarmento

1744

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Breve discurso contra a doctrina de Calvino (Short Discourse against Calvin’s Doctrine)

Moses Raphael d’Aguilar

Early 17th Century