Ayn vunderlikhe shene historiye mit namen di zibn vayzn maynsters fun Rom. Amsterdam: Abraham Proops, 1775-1776: Difference between revisions

From Ruth von Bernuth: the source for this text is a Dutch print in the tradition of Leeu’s Dutch edition (1479), but different from Jacob ben Meir Maarssen’s translation (no. 2). Though it contains no woodcuts, like all other Yiddish translations of the Seven Sages, it does include the captions for illustrations—printed in Hebrew square letters—that appear in some Dutch editions.

[Added by Elisabeth Böttcher and Jane Bonsall]

Titles & Classification

Incipit or textual title

Ayn vunderlikhe shene historiye mit namen di zibn vayzn maynsters fun Rom

Version (siglum)

H (Historia Septem Sapientum)

Language Group within Version

Yiddish Version H

Printing Details

Name of printer

Abraham Proops

Printed for

Sender ben Elye Masel

Place of printing

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Date of Printing

1775 - 1776

Hebrew date of printing

5536

Physical Characteristics

Illustrations

No

Embedded Stories

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