Aus Alcharisi's Tachkemoni : Vierzigste Makame

Harizi Judah ben Solomon al-

Rabbinical manuscripts of Judah Monis, ca. 1700s

This leather-bound volume contains ten handwritten Hebrew texts presumably compiled by Judah Monis in the early 18th century. The pieces range from three to 150 pages on different sized leaves and appear to be in multiple hands. The last page of the volume has the struck-through inscription, "Judah Monis' Book" and accompanies a 44-page text. The texts are unattributed and undated, but have been identified as transcriptions of cabalistic writings and include a short biography of Isaac Luria (1533-1572) and extracts from the work of Luria, Hayyim ben Joseph Vital, Jacob ben Hayyim Zemah, Abraham ben Isaac of Granada, and Naphtali Bachrach. The transcriptions appear to be unattributed and undated.

Sefer ʻEn Yaʻakov.

The last four sedarim of the work were edited after Ibn Habib's death by his son Levi.

Seder ha-dorot,

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Sefer Shaʻar ha-yiḥudim ; ṿe-Sefer Tsadiḳ yesod ʻolam : mayim ḳedoshim mi-peleg Eloḳim /

Reprint, with new introduction. Originally published: Lemberg : Leib Rappaport, 1855.

Darkhe noʻam: ʻim marpe lashon/

Authorship doubtful.

Mr. Munchausen; being a true account of some of the recent adventures beyond the Styx of the late Hieronymus Carl Friedrich, sometime Baron Munchausen of Bodenwerder, as originally reported for the Sunday edition of the Gehenna Gazette by its special interviewer the late Mr. Ananias formerly of Jerusalem and now first transcribed from the columns of that journal

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Die ersten Makamen aus dem Tachkemoni oder Divan des Charisi nebst dessen Vorrede /

German and Hebrew.

Münchhausen. Ein deutsches Schauspiel.

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Des herrn von L*** moralische gedichte;

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Maḥberet ha-Tofet ṿeha-ʻEden /

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Der Liebhaber der schonen Wissenschaften

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ʻEn Yiśraʾel : meʾasef le-khol emunot ṿe-agadot u-midrashim ha-mefuzarim be-khol shishah sidre mishnah ... /

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Beḥinat ha-dat = Examen religionis /

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Tsemaḥ Daṿid.

Includes David Schiff's supplement to v. 2.