{"collection":"Judaism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/jud/jms/jms40.htm","path":"jud/jms/jms40.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/jud/jms/jms40.htm","text":"Jewish Magic and Superstition, by Joshua Trachtenberg, [1939]\nAbraham b. Nathan (c. 1300), Sefer HaManhig, Warsaw 1885.\nAlexander S\u00fcsslein HaKohen (d. 1349), Sefer HaAgguda, Krakau 1571.\nBaruch b. Isaac (c. 1200), Sefer HaTerumah, Warsaw 1897.\nCaro, Joseph b. Ephraim (1488-1575), Shul\u1e25an \u2018Aruch, comprising Yore Deah, Ora\u1e25 \u1e24ayim, Eben Ha\u2018Ezer, and \u1e24oshen HaMishpat.\nDa\u2019at \u1e92ekenim, Leghorn 1783.\nEleazar b. Abraham Altschul (c. 1600), Sefer Kne \u1e24ochmah Kne Binah, Krakau 1894.\nEleazar b. Judah b. Kalonymos of Worms (d. c. 1238),\nEliezer b. Joel HaLevi (d. c. 1235), Sefer Rabiah, ed. V. Aptowitzer, Berlin and Jerusalem 1912-1936.\nEliezer b. Nathan of Mainz (1st half 12th century), Sefer Eben Ha\u2018Ezer (Raben), Simleul-Silvanici 1926.\nEliezer b. Samuel of Metz (d. 1198), Sefer Yereim, Vilna 1881.\nElijah Levita (1468-1549), Sefer HaTishbi, Grodno 1805.\nEpstein, Je\u1e25iel Michel (middle 17th century), Ki\u1e93ur Shne Luhot HaBrit (Ki\u1e93ur Shelah), Warsaw 1874.\nGans, David (1541-1613), Ne\u1e25mad veNa\u2018im, Jessnitz 1743.\nHadar Zekenim, Leghorn 1840.\nHebrew Ethical Wills, ed. Israel Abrahams, 2 vols., Philadelphia 1926.\nHorowitz, Abraham b. Shabbetai (16th century),\nHorowitz, Isaiah b. Abraham (c. 1555-c. 1630), Shne Lu\u1e25ot HaBrit (Shelah), 3 vols., Lemberg 1860.\nHorowitz, Shabbetai b. Israel, \u1e92evaah, at end of Yesh No\u1e25alin, Amsterdam 1701.\n\u1e24ayim b. Be\u1e93alel (d. 1588),\n\u1e24ayim b. Isaac Or Zarua (13th century), Responsa, Leipzig 1860.\nIsaac b. Eliakim of Posen (16th century), Lev Tov, Amsterdam 1723.\nIsaac b. Eliezer (15th century), Sefer HaGan, Diehrenfurt 1808.\nIsaac b. Joseph of Corbeil (second half 13th century), Sefer Mizvot Katan (Semak), Kopys 1820.\nIsaac b. Judah HaLevi (second half 13th century), Pa\u2018anea\u1e25 Raza, Tarnopol 1813.\nIsaac b. Moses of Vienna (c. 1200-70), Or Zarua\u2018, Pt. I and II, Zitomir 1862, Pt. III and IV, Jerusalem 1887-90.\nIsaac Tyrnau (14th-15th century), Sefer Minhagim, Warsaw 1869.\nIsrael Bruna (15th century), Responsa, Stettin 1860.\nIsrael Isserlein (d. 1460),\nJacob HaLevi of Marv\u00e8ge (13th century), She\u2019elot Uteshubot min HaShamayim, Livorno 1818, at end of Responsa of David ibn Abi Zimra (Radbaz); and\nJacob b. Meir Tam (1100-1171), Sefer HaYashar, ed. F. Rosenthal, Berlin 1888.\nJacob b. Moses M\u00f6lln (c. 1365-1427), Sefer Maharil, Warsaw 1874. Responsa, Krakau 1881.\nJacob Weil (first half 15th century), Responsa, Hanau 1630.\nJero\u1e25am b. Meshullam (1st half 14th century), Toledot Adam ve\u1e24avah, Kopys 1808.\nJoseph HaKohen (1496-1580), \u2018Emek HaBachah, ed. M. Wiener, Leipzig 1858.\nJoseph (Joslein) b. Moses (c. 1420-1488), Leket Yosher, ed. J. Freimann, Berlin 1903-4.\nJoseph Yuspa Hahn (d. 1637), Joseph Ome\u1e93, Frankfort 1928.\nJudah (L\u00f6w) b. Be\u1e93alel (d. 1609),\nJudah b. Samuel of Regensburg (the Pious; d. 1217),\nJudah b. Simon Ashkenazi of Tiktin (1st half 18th century), B\u2019er Heteb, notes on Shul\u1e25an \u2018Aruch.\nKlausner, Abraham (2nd half 14th century), Sefer Minhagim, Riva di Trento 1559.\nKol Bo (14th century), Lemberg 1860.\nMa\u2019aseh Book, trans. by Moses Gaster, 2 vols., Philadelphia 1934.\nMa\u1e25zor Vitry, ed. S. Hurwitz, Berlin 1889-1893.\nMeir b. Baruch of Rothenburg (13th century),\nMeir b. Gedaliah (Maharam) of Lublin (d. 1616), Responsa, Warsaw 1881.\nMeir HaKohen (end 13th century), Hagahot Maimuniot, in editions of Maimonides\u2019 Mishneh Torah.\nMena\u1e25em of Merseburg (15th century), Nimuke R. Mena\u1e25em, at end of Responsa of Jacob Weil, Hanau 1630.\nMena\u1e25em Recanati (Italian rabbi, 13th-14th century, frequently quotes German authorities),\nMena\u1e25em \u1e92iyuni b. Meir of Speyer (middle 15th century), Sefer \u1e92iyuni, Lemberg 1882.\nMenasseh b. Israel (1604-1657), Nishmat \u1e24ayim, Leipzig 1862.\nMi\u1e93vat HaNashim, Venice 1552.\nMordecai b. Abraham Jaffe (c. 1530-1612), Lebush, 5 parts, Venice 1620.\nMordecai b. Hillel (13th century), Sefer HaMordecai, Riva di Trento 1559.\nMoses b. \u1e24anoch Altschul (16th century), Brantspiegel, Frankfort 1703.\nMoses Kohen b. Eliezer (15th century), Sefer \u1e24asidim Tinyana, Piotrkov 1910.\nMoses Isserles (1530-1572),\nMoses b. Jacob of Coucy (Ist half 13th century), Sefer Mi\u1e93vot Gadol (Semag), Kopys 1807.\nMoses b. Abraham Mat (2nd half 16th century), Mateh Moshe, Warsaw 1876.\nMoses b. Mena\u1e25em of Prague (17th century), Zera\u2018 Kodesh, F\u00fcrth 1696.\nMoses Minz (15th century), Responsa, Lemberg 1851.\nMoses Taku (or of Tachau; d. c. 1290), Ketab Tamim, in O\u1e93ar Ne\u1e25mad, III (1860), pp. 54-99.\nM\u00fcller, Joel, Teshubot \u1e24achme \u1e92arfat veLotir, Vienna 1881.\nNaftali Herz b. Jacob Elhanan (16th century), \u2018Emek HaMelech, Amsterdam 1648.\nNathan b. Moses Hanover (d. c. 1663), Yeven Me\u1e93ulah, Piotrkov 1902. Sha\u2018are \u1e92ion, Jassy 1843.\nOr\u1e25ot \u1e92adikim, K\u00f6nigsberg 1859.\nRashi (Solomon b. Isaac) (1040-1105), Commentary on Bible and Talmud. Works attributed to Rashi, but composed by his pupils:\nRaziel HaMalach, Amsterdam 1701.\nSamson \u1e92adok (d. 1312), Sefer Tashbe\u1e93, Warsaw 1924.\nShimmush Tehillim, Sabbionetta 1551.\nSolomon b. Aaron Luntschitz (d. 1619), \u2018Amude Shesh, Amsterdam 1772.\nSolomon b. Jacob Almoli (16th century), Pitron \u1e24alomot, Warsaw 1879.\nSolomon Luria (1510-1573), Responsa, F\u00fcrth 1768. \u2018Amude Shlomo, at end of Semag, Kopys 1807.\nThe Sword of Moses, ed. M. Gaster, London 1886.\nTeshubot HaGeonim, ed. Jacob Musafia, Lyck 1864.\nTeshubot HaGeonim, ed. Abraham Harkavy, Berlin 1887.\nTa\u2018am Zekenim, ed. Eliezer Ashkenazi, Frankfort 1854.\nYe\u1e25iel of Paris, Vikua\u1e25 Rabenu Ye\u1e25iel mi Paris, Thorn 1873.\nYom Tob b. Solomon Lipmann-M\u00fclhausen (14th-15th century),\n\u1e92ebi Hirsch Kaidanover (d. 1712), Kab HaYashar, Sulzbach 1805.\n\u1e92edekiah b. Abraham HaRofeh (Rome, middle 13th century), Shibbole HaLeket, ed. Solomon Buber, Vilna 1886 (contains many citations from German authorities).","title":"Jewish Magic and Superstition: Bibliography: B. Hebrew So...","type":"page"}