Gebete fur den Berfohnungsabend, mit Deutscher Uebersekung. Geordnet und uberfest von W. Heidenheim

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Gebete fur den Berfohnungsabend, mit Deutscher Uebersekung. Geordnet und uberfest von W. Heidenheim

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Gebete fur den Berfohnungsabend, mit Deutscher Uebersekung. Geordnet und uberfest von W. Heidenheim

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Series Title: Festagliches Gebetbuch, geordnet und uberfest von W. Heidenheim
Date: publication: 1864
Geography: publication: Rodelheim (Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
Language: Hebrew
German
Classification: Books and Published Materials
Category: Books and pamphlets
Object Type: Judaism--Prayer books (lcsh)
Credit Line: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Robert and C. Jeanne Rosenwald

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Physical Description: Book; 72 p., 384 p. ; 11 p. ; 19 cm. (7.625 x 4.750 x 1.250 in.)
front title page, Festagliches Gebetbuch, geordnet und uberfest von W. Heidenheim
title page, Gebete fur den Berfohnungsabend, mit Deutscher Uebersekung. Geordnet und uberfest von W. Heidenheim. Neue, burchaus verbesserte Auflage. Rodelheim, Druck u. Verlag von J. Lehrberger & Comp. 1864. ; facing, Hebrew title page, 1864.
part 2, first p. heading: Hebrew , Lobdes Unendlichen , von R. Salomo Ben Yehuda Ubben Gabirol. Borerinnerung., facing page Hebrew
black paper cover. a board b. block c. board.
Materials: overall : paper, ink
Inscription: inside front cover, cursive, black ink : HRosenwald / Bunde / 1867.
Contributor: Publisher: Lehrberger & Co.
Editor: Wolf Heidenheim
Biography: Wolf Heidenheim was born in the town of Heidenheim in Bavaria, Germany, in 1757. At a young age, he traveled to Fürth, to study the Talmud under Joesph Steinhardt and Hirsch Janow. He was a scholar of Hebrew grammar of the Masorah. Heidenheim went to Frankfurt am Main, and became a translator and commentator on Jewish liturgy. He founded a publishing house in Roedelheim in 1799, and the mahzor was one of the first books he printed. Heidenheim was the first publisher to review ancient manuscripts and texts and edit the mahzor accordingly. He died on February 23, 1832, in Rödelheim, Germany.
Topical Term: Judaism--Liturgy--Texts.
Mahzorim--Liturgy--Texts.
Legal Status: Permanent Collection
Provenance: The prayer book was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 1999 by Robert and C. Jeanne Rosenwald.
Funding Note: The cataloging of this artifact has been supported by a grant from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.
Conditions on Access: No restrictions on access
Conditions on Use: No restrictions on use
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