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| manuscripts, hebrew -- 17th century -- texts. | 2 |
| hebrew letters -- texts. | 1 |
| jewish law -- early works to 1800. | 1 |
| jewish religious poetry, hebrew -- italy -- texts. | 1 |
| jewish women -- prayers and devotions -- texts. | 1 |
| judaism -- liturgy -- texts. | 1 |
| piyutim -- texts. | 1 |
| responsa -- 1600-1800. | 1 |
| responsa -- 1800-1948. | 1 |
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| People and organisations | Count |
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| Basan, YeshaʻYahu Ben YisraʼEl Hizkiyahu (1739) | 1 |
| Benjamin Ben Eliezer Ha-Kohen Vitale of Reggio (1651-1730) | 1 |
| Binyamin Ben EliʿEzer Ha-Kohen Mi-Regio | 1 |
| Binyamin Kohen Tsedeḳ Nero | 1 |
| Carpi, Yehudah (1600-1699) | 1 |
| Dato, Mordecai Ben Judah, 1525- | 1 |
| Dato, Mordechai | 1 |
| Judah Carpi | 1 |
| Judah Hayim Carpi | 1 |
| Lampronti, Isaac Hezekiah Ben Samuel (1679-1756) | 1 |
[28 Responsa, letters, and documents pertaining to the Jews of Italy, 17th–19th century (originals, copies and drafts); including an autograph letter in Italian by Isaac Lampronti to Manouel Redi, 1698].
Benjamin ben Eliezer ha-Kohen Vitale of Reggio (1651-1730); Basan, Yeshaʻyahu ben Yiśraʼel Ḥizḳiyahu (1739); Noṿairah, Menaḥem ben Yitsḥaḳ (1717-1777); Lampronti, Isaac Hezekiah ben Samuel (1679-1756)
[17th–19th century]
English title derived from Roth, “Catalogue”, in Alexander Marx: Jubilee Volume, vol. 1 (New York, 1950), no. 305. Variant titles: Sheʾelot u-teshuvot. שאלות ותשובות. Sheʾelot u...
Yotser shel yom Hoshaʿna Raba / she-ḥiber Shabtai Beʾer ; ṿe-gam ha-shirim she-omrim be-yamim noraʾim, [Pesaḥ, Sukot, ṿe-khu.] ḳodem petiḥat Aron ha-Ḳodesh [ke-minhag Tsenṭo]. יוצר של יום הושענא רבא / שחבר … שבתי באר ; וגם … השירים שאומרים בימים נוראים, [פסח סוכות, וכו׳] קודם פתיחת ארון הקדש [כמנהג צינטו]. [Hymns for festivals by Shabbtai Beer and others, as recited in Cento].
Dato, Mordechai; Carpi, Yehudah (fl 1699)
[17th century]