Joseph Athias (c. 1635 – 12 May 1700) was a merchant, bookprinter and the publisher of a famous Hebrew Bible which was approved by States-General of the...

Desmarets, who died in 1673. Athias answered the charges in a short work whose title begins, Caecus de coloribus. Athias’ pamphlet was a full-blown attack...

prisoner of hope"), in three acts, which appeared in Amsterdam in 1673 at Joseph Athias and in which he allegorically depicted the victory of the will over...

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Killigrew, English clergyman, poet and playwright (born 1613) May 12 Joseph Athias, Spanish-born publisher of Hebrew Bible (born 1635) John Dryden, English...

acriaçaõ do mundo. Joseph Athias; Kahal kadosh Talmud Torah (Amsterdam, Netherlands) Amsteoldami : Ex officina de Yosephi Athias, Anno ab orbe creato...

Yiddish were printed in square letters. Rashi script Tkhine Tseno Ureno Joseph Athias Yiddish literature Also known as Yiddish Type, mesheit (מעשייט), vaybershrift...

His press competed with that of Uri Phoebus Halevi and the press of Joseph Athias. Library of Congress Authorities George Alexander Kohut Jewish martyrs...

the auction could take place. Following her death it was bought by Joseph Athias, the printer of books in Hebrew who cooperated with the widow of Jan...

thereafter Immanuel Benveniste, the printing houses of Uri Phoebus and Joseph Athias turned Amsterdam into a major center for Hebrew printing. Following...