How to Understand ʿal yede? Title Pages of Hebrew Private Library Catalogues Printed in the Dutch Republic during the Long 18th Century

IF 0.1 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Zutot Pub Date : 2019-06-20 DOI:10.1163/18750214-12171081

A. Wilde

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Abstract

As a first step towards more research in the field of Jewish private libraries and Hebrew auction catalogues, this zuta focuses on the understudied corpus of 18th-century Hebrew book sales catalogues printed in the Dutch Republic. It is not always clear if these 18th-century catalogues contain collections from private libraries or retail stocks of publishers, printers, or booksellers. In this article I will analyse and compare the title pages of several catalogues, in order to understand the meaning of the phrase ʿal yede in relation to ownership of the catalogued collections.

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如何理解al-yede？荷兰共和国18世纪印刷的希伯来文私人图书馆目录的标题页

作为在犹太私人图书馆和希伯来语拍卖目录领域进行更多研究的第一步，这本zuta专注于荷兰共和国印刷的18世纪希伯来语图书销售目录的研究不足的语料库。目前尚不清楚这些18世纪的目录中是否包含私人图书馆的藏品，或出版商、印刷商或书商的零售库存。在这篇文章中，我将分析和比较几个目录的标题页，以了解短语“al-yede”与编目藏品所有权的关系。

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Zutot HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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