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Catalog 145:
BARUCH de SPINOZA:
A Selection of 30 Titles from the 17th-20th Century
Including the First French Edition of the
Tractus Theologico-Politicus (1678)
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CATALOG 145: BARUCH de SPINOZA:
A Selection of 30 Titles from the 17th-20th Century
Spinoza: Life, Work, and Influences
In the Jewish and National Library in Jerusalem, Spinoza's writings,
unlike those of Jewish philosophers such as Philo of Alexandria or
Maimonides, are not in the Judaica reading room, but in the general
reading room, between the writings of Descartes and Leibniz. The
decision of the library reflects a broad consensus in the way his work
is perceived: Spinoza is not considered a Jewish thinker but one who
belongs to the general history of philosophy.
To be sure, Baruch de Spinoza (1632-1677) was excommunicated from
Amsterdam's Jewish community for things he apparently said and did as a
young man, and he went on to become the most radical and arguably the
most interesting thinker of the early modern period. From the end of
the 17th century onward his work played a central role in a variety of
intellectual contexts: from the Enlightenment and German Idealism to
the "higher criticism" of the Bible. Today Spinoza's ideas are debated
not only in philosophical circles of both analytical and continental
orientation, but also among scientists such as the neurologist Antonio
Damasio, who claims that his research confirms how Spinoza conceived
the relationship between body, mind, and behavior of human beings.
And yet, Spinoza's relationship to Judaism, and in particular to Jewish
philosophy, is complicated: it is marked by continuity and criticism
that sometimes remain in unresolved tension. Much of his philosophical
project is, in fact, best understood in light of the Jewish background.
In Spinoza's thought ideas from many sources come together, ranging
from Plato to the Kabbalah. But of particular importance are, on the
one hand, various traditions of Jewish thought and, on the other, the
writings of Descartes and Hobbes which were at the center of
philosophical discussions in the Netherlands of Spinoza's time.
Spinoza's father, Michael (died 1654), fled from Portugal to the
relatively tolerant Dutch republic where, he became a member of
Amsterdam's Sephardic community and a successful merchant. Spinoza
studied Hebrew, the Bible, and rabbinic literature at the local talmud
torah school. The community's most renowned scholars, Isaac Aboab,
Menasseh ben Israel, and Saul Levi Morteira, were presumably among his
teachers and influenced him directly or indirectly. Aboab translated
Abraham Cohen Herrera's kabbalistic treatise Puerta del Cielo (The Gate
of Heaven), with which Spinoza seems to have been familiar, from
Spanish into Hebrew. Morteira, who inclined to a rationalist
interpretation of religion, could have introduced him to medieval
Jewish philosophy. Menasseh ben Israel edited in 1628 the Sefer Elim by
the Galilei student Joseph Delmedigo, of which Spinoza had a copy, and
that may have introduced him into post-Copernican cosmology.
When his half-brother, Isaac, died in 1649, Spinoza's help was required
in the family's importing business. Although an outstanding student, he
could thus not complete the higher level of the educational curriculum
which would have prepared him for a career as a rabbi. The process that
led to Spinoza's alienation from traditional Judaism, culminating in
his excommunication (=E1=B8=A5erem) in 1656, cannot be precisely recons=
tructed
from the available sources. A significant role must presumably be
assigned to heterodox Jewish thinkers in Amsterdam such as Uriel da
Costa, who had been excommunicated twice a generation earlier and whose
writings Spinoza certainly knew, and Juan de Prado, who was
excommunicated at the same time as Spinoza. (Fraenkel in EJ, 2007)
Below we offer an assortment of Spinoza-related works spanning the
17th-20th Centuries.
Please also search our online inventory of over 8000 titles in Jewish &
Holocaust Studies at our Judaica Search Page. You=E2=80=99ll also find
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CONTENTS
=E2=80=A2 EARLY IMPRINTS
=E2=80=A2 20TH CENTURY IMPRINTS
=E2=80=A2 YIDDISH
EARLY IMPRINTS
1. =E2=80=A2 Colerus, Johannes Nicolaus. THE LIFE OF BENEDICT DE SPI=
NOSA.
The Hague; Nijhoff, 1906. Paper wrappers. 12mo. [2] 102 pages. 18 cm.
Reprint of the 1706 edition. Facsimile of the original copy in the
Royal library at The Hague. =E2=80=9CWritten by John Colerus, Minister=
of the
Lutheran Church, at the Hague. This work constitutes the first English
language biography of the life and work of Spinoza, written by a
detractor. This biography first went through a Dutch, then French
editions, and this edition is =E2=80=9CDone out of French. =E2=80=9D Th=
is 1906 reprint
is an exact duplicate of the original print. An unread copy, housed in
a clamshell box encased in a blue cloth volume listing the title and
date of the publication in gilt lettering. Subjects: Spinoza,
Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Biography. Outer edges of wraps appear
lightly bumped. Otherwise, near fine condition. (SEF-45-6) (ID #28935)
$75.00.
2. Jacobi, Friedrich Heinrich, Moses Mendelssohn. UEBER DIE LEHRE
DES SPINOZA IN BRIEFEN AN DEN HERRN MOSES MENDELSSOHN. Breslau, L=C3=B6=
we,
1785. Clothbound. 12mo. 215 pages. 18 cm. First edition. In German,
French, and Latin. Title translates as: "On the Doctrine of Spinoza in
Letters to Mr. Moses Mendelssohn." Marbled decorative boards with title
and date in gilt on spine. Moses Mendelssohn (6 September 1729=E2=80=93=
4
January 1786) was a German Jewish philosopher to whose ideas the
renaissance of European Jews, Haskalah (the Jewish Enlightenment) is
indebted. Although himself a practising orthodox Jew, he has been
referred to as the father of Reform Judaism. Born to a poor Jewish
family in Dessau and originally destined for a rabbinical career,
Mendelssohn educated himself in German thought and literature and from
his writings on philosophy and religion came to be regarded as a
leading cultural figure of his time by both Germans and Jews. Friedrich
Heinrich Jacobi (25 January 1743=E2=80=9310 March 1819) was an influent=
ial
German philosopher, literary figure, socialite and the younger brother
of poet Johann Georg Jacobi. He is notable for coining the term
nihilism and promoting it as the prime fault of Enlightenment thought
particularly in the philosophical systems of Baruch Spinoza, Immanuel
Kant, Johann Fichte and Friedrich Schelling. A conversation which
Jacobi had held with Gotthold Lessing in 1780, in which Lessing avowed
that he knew no philosophy in the true sense of that word, save
Spinozism, led him to a protracted study of Spinoza's works. After
Lessing's death, just a couple of months later, Jacobi continued to
engage with Spinozism in an exchange of letters with Lessing's close
friend Moses Mendelssohn, which began in 1783. Mendelssohn's final
years were overshadowed and saddened by the so called pantheism
controversy. Ever since his friend Lessing had died, he had wanted to
write an essay or a book about his character. When Friedrich Heinrich
Jacobi, an acquaintance of both men, heard of Mendelssohn's project, he
stated that he had confidential information about Lessing being a
"spinozist", which, in these years, was regarded as being more or less
synonymous with "atheist" =E2=80=94 something which Lessing was accused=
of
being anyway by religious circles. This led to an exchange of letters
between Jacobi and Mendelssohn which showed they had hardly any common
ground. Mendelssohn then published his Morgenstunden oder Vorlesungen
=C3=BCber das Dasein Gottes (Morning hours or lectures about God's
existence), seemingly a series of lectures to his oldest son, his
son-in-law and a young friend, usually held "in the morning hours", in
which he explained his personal philosophical world-view, his own
understanding of Spinoza and Lessing's "purified" ("gel=C3=A4utert")
pantheism. But almost simultaneously with the publication of this book
in 1785, Jacobi published extracts of his and Mendelssohn's letters as
Briefe =C3=BCber die Lehre Spinozas (these letters, published with
commentary by Jacobi in 1785 with an enlarged second edition from 1789,
stated publicly that Lessing was a self confessed "pantheist" in the
sense of "atheist"; essentially this volume constituted a controversy
about Lessing's philosophic views, particularly with respect to
Spinoza, including Jacobi's account of a conversation with Lessing in
1780). Mendelssohn was thus drawn into a poisonous literary
controversy, and found himself attacked from all sides, including
former friends or acquaintances such as Johann Gottfried von Herder and
Johann Georg Hamann. Mendelssohn wrote a reply addressed To Lessing's
Friends (An die Freunde Lessings) and died on January 4, 1786 as the
result of a cold contracted while carrying this manuscript to his
publishers on New Year's Eve; Jacobi was held by some to have been
responsible for his death. Subjects: Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677.
Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim, 1729-1781 -- Philosophy. Pantheism.
Bookplate of Friedrich Lessing (relative of Gotthold Ephraim Lessing).
Light markings and soiling to endpages. Lightly soiled and lightly
foxed in first dozen pages. Text crisp and pages fresh. Very good
condition. (SEF-45-5) (ID #28934) $1500.00.
3. =E2=80=A2 Spinoza, Benedictus De. REFLEXIONS CURIEUSES D'UN ESPRI=
T
DES-INTERRESS=C3=89 SUR LES MATIERES LES PLUS IMPORTANTES AU SALUT, TAN=
T
PUBLIC QUE PARTICULIER [TRACTATUS THEOLOGICO-POLITICUS]. Cologne, Chez
Claude Emanuel, 1678. Moroccan Boards. 16mo. [30], 531, [30], 30 page=
s.
14 cm. First French edition, published the year after Spinoza's death.
Decorative gilt on backstrip reads: =E2=80=9CReflexiones De Spinoza.=
=E2=80=9D This
disguised first French translation of the Theologico-Political Treatise
includes two titles pages, that of the =E2=80=9CReflexions=E2=80=A6=E2=
=80=9D and that of
=E2=80=9CTraitt=C3=A9 des ceremonies=E2=80=A6=E2=80=9D This translation=
, attributed to Gabriel de
Saint Glain or to Jean Le Clerc, of the =E2=80=9CTractatus
Theologico-Politicus, =E2=80=9D was published, with the same date, unde=
r two
other titles: =E2=80=98La clef de sanctuaire, par un s=C3=A7avant homme=
de notre
si=C3=A8cle=E2=80=98 (Leyde, P. Warnaer), and =E2=80=98Traitt=C3=A9 des=
ceremonies supertitieuses
des juifs, tant anciens que modernes=E2=80=99 (A Amsterdam, Chez Jacob=
Smith).
The "Remarques curieuses et necessaires pour l'intelligence de ce
livre" (the last 30 pages) are the translation of the greatest part of
the Annotationes ad Tractatum theologico-politicum by Spinoza himself.
The Tractatus Theologico-Politicus was published in 1670, =E2=80=9Cwith=
out the
author's name, and it brought such a storm of opprobrium that it was
formally proscribed by the Synod of Dort and by the States General of
Holland, Zealand, and West Friesland. It was found necessary; in order
to evade this censure, to publish the work under false titles,
representing it sometimes as a medical, sometimes as a historical,
work.=E2=80=9D (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia) This is the first French tran=
slation
of this very controversial book by Spinoza, in which he supports Jan de
Witt=E2=80=99s principles of tolerance and free speech, and wherein he
elaborates a social-contract theory of the state and argues that a
democratic society must ensure the freedom and opportunity for
happiness of the individual. The anti-theocratic flavor of his argument
angered the Dutch clerics, but what truly outraged them, and made this
book a dangerous possession, was the way that it demythologized the
Holy Writ. It is for this reason that the work was =E2=80=98camouflaged=
=E2=80=99 with a
misleading title-page. Subjects: Philosophy and religion. Free thought.
Decorative gold outer edges on boards, with finely detailed gilt
backstrip, all edges marbled. Front board detached. Backstrip has a
pronounced crease. Endpages lightly foxed, very light foxing in margins
of pages throughout. Other than front board, extremely well-preserved.
Good + condition. (SEF-45-2) (ID #28931) $2000.00.
4. =E2=80=A2 Spinoza, Benedictus De; HEINRICH EBERHARD GOTTLOB PAULU=
S.
BENEDICTI DE SPINOZA OPERA QVAE SVPERSVNT OMIA (COLLECTED WORKS IN TWO
VOLUMES, COMPLETE). Ienae [Jena]; In Bibliopolio Academico [Academic
Bookstore], 1803. Clothbound. 8vo. XXIV, XXIV, 700 pages. XXXX, 680
pages. Two Volumes. 22 cm. In Latin, with Hebrew and French in second
volume. German printing of the complete works of Spinoza in the
original Latin. In later cloth, with decorative boards. The first
volume of this =E2=80=9Ccritical edition=E2=80=9D includes the works pu=
blished by
Spinoza in his lifetime (Principia Philosophiae Cartesianae
("Principles of Cartesian Philosophy"), an exposition of Descartes'
Principia Philosopiae in the "the geometric manner, " published in 1663
together with an appendix, Cogitata Metaphysica ("Metaphysical
Thoughts") , that reflects both medieval Jewish and Scholastic sources,
the Tractacus Theologico-Politicus, as well as the Epistolae (Letters
and Correspondence). Second volume is that of a replica of the Opera
Posthuma, with original title page, 'Praefatio' concluding with list of
works, section titles to each part ('Ethica', 'Tractatus Politicus',
'Tractatus De Intellectus Emendatione', and 'Compendium Grammaticus
Linguae Hebraeae'), indexes for the first four titles and separate
index for the 'Compendium'. With detailed =E2=80=9CLife of Spinoza=E2=
=80=9D in French
at the end of the second volume. "Apart from the 'Tractatus
Theologico-Politicus,' his works have always appeared as his 'Opera
Omnia,' of which editions have been prepared by E. G. Paulus (Jena,
1802), A. Gfr=C3=B6rer (Stuttgart, 1830), C. H. Bruder (Leipsic, 1843),=
H.
Ginzberg (ib. 1874-78), and Van Vloten and Land (2 vols., The Hague,
1883; 3 vols., ib. 1895), the last being at present the standard
edition=E2=80=9D (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia). Subjects: Spinoza, Benedic=
tus de,
1632-1677. Philosophy and religion -- Early works to 1800. Free thought
-- Early works to 1800. Jewish philosophy. Ex-Libris =E2=80=9CRes Publi=
ca
Hungarica 1947=E2=80=9D and Fred Lessing (with accompanying bookplates)=
=2E Light
soiling to cover of first volume. First and last pages lightly aged and
lightly soiled, with pencil marks on title pages. However, text crisp
and pages fresh. Very good + condition. (SEF-45-4) (ID #28933) $300.00.
5. =E2=80=A2 Spinoza, Benedictus De; Schack Hermann Ewald. SPINOZA'S
PHILOSOPHISCHE SCHRIFTEN ERSTER BAND ONLY [COMPLETE FOR TRACTATUS
THEOLOGICO-POLITICUS]. Gera; Christoph Friedrich Bekmann, 1787. Later
Cloth 12mo. XXII, [6], 456 pages. 18 cm. First German edition. This
first volume of a three volume set of the first German translation of
Spinoza=E2=80=99s Philosophical Works that contains the Theologico-Poli=
tical
Treatise in its entirety. The three volumes were published over the
course of 1787-1793, published in two books. This volume is bound in
later cloth and decorative boards. Secondary title page reads:
=E2=80=9CBenedikt von Spinoza =C3=BCber Heilige Schrift, Judenthum, Rec=
ht der
h=C3=B6chsten Gewalt in geistlichen Dingen und Freyheit zu philosophire=
n. =E2=80=9D
=E2=80=9CSince Spinoza equates virtue and knowledge, culminating in the
intellectual love of God, and since he takes the "uncorrupted" true
core of Scripture to be the call "to love God above all and one's
neighbor as oneself" (TTP 12), the fundamental convergence of the
purpose of his philosophical, religious, and political project becomes
apparent: to foster a community based on solidarity and on freedom of
thought, whose members assist one another in attaining the best life,
i. E., a life devoted to the love of God. =E2=80=9D (2007 Encyclopedia=
Judaica)
Subjects: Philosophy and religion -- Early works to 1800. Free thought
-- Early works to 1800. Jewish philosophy. Pages quite foxed
throughout, otherwise fresh. Good + condition. (SEF-45-3) (ID #28932)
$325.00.
20TH CENTURY IMPRINTS
6. =E2=80=A2 Altkirch, Ernst. SPINOZA IM PORTR=C3=84T. Jena, E. Died=
erich, 1913.
Full leather. 8vo. VIII, 111 pages. 25 cm. First edition. In German.
With 28 plates. Title translates as: =E2=80=9CSpinoza in Portrait. =E2=
=80=9D With
full-leather binding and title-vignette of a rose and =E2=80=9CB. D. S.=
Caute=E2=80=9D
on cover, golden-back titles with ornamentation, bookmark, beautifully
patterned endpapers; limited edition, number 180 of one thousand copies
printed. The work by Ernst Altkirch is divided into the following
sections: I. The literary portrait of Spinoza. Appearance, living
conditions, living habits. II The portraits of Spinoza. The real
images. The dubious and false images. III. Spinoza in other works of
fine art. IV list of works contained in books and portraits and
portraits of the popular single sheets of Spinoza. Subjects: Spinoza,
Benedictus de, 1632-1677 -- Portraits. Includes laid in documents sent
from Fritz Bamberger to Dr. Fred Lessing, with handwritten signatures,
notes, and photocopied documents. Light rubbing and wear to edges of
leather covers. Light wear to outer edges. Title page lightly ripped at
edge. Pages lightly aged. Very good condition. (SEF-45-7) (ID #28936)
$50.00.
7. =E2=80=A2 Browne, Lewis. BLESS=C3=89D SPINOZA; A BIOGRAPHY OF THE=
PHILOSOPHER.
New York, Macmillan, 1932. Cloth, 8vo., xiii p., 3 l., 3-334 pages.
First Edition. Includes frontispiece, plates, and facsimilies. SUBJECT
(S): Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Spinoza, Benedictus de,
1632-1677. Note(s): "Selected bibliography": p. 321-323. Very good
condition. (RAB-52-6). $30.00
8. =E2=80=A2 Spinoza, Benedictus De, and R. H. M. Elwes. PHILOSOPHY=
OF
BENEDICT DE SPINOZA. New York, Tudor Pub. Co., 1936. Hardcover, xxxiii,
427 pages, 8vo, 24 cm. Contents: On the improvement of the
understanding. -The Ethics. --The Correspondence. SUBJECT (S):
Philosophy. Spinoza, Benedictus de. Note(s): Previously issued under
title: Improvement of the understanding, Ethics and Correspondence of
Benedictus de Spinoza. OCLC lists over 200 copies worldwide. Wear to
binding. Wear to edges and cover binding. Otherwise, good condition.
(mx-32-18) (ID# 23917) $30.00
9. =E2=80=A2 Spinoza, Benedictus De; Gebhardt, Carl. SPINOZA VON DEN=
FESTEN
UND EWIGEN DINGEN. UBERTRAGEN UND EINGELEITET.. Heidelberg: C. Winter.,
1925. Cloth. 12mo. Xlix, 594 pages. In German. SUBJECT (S): Ethics.
OCLC lists 27 copies worldwide. Wear to top half of spine, spots on for
edge, good condition. (GER-22-13) (ID# 20355) $150.00
10. =E2=80=A2 Grunwald, Max. SPINOZA IN DEUTSCHLAND. GEKR=C3=96NTE P=
REISSCHRIFT.
Berlin, S. Calvary & Co., 1897. 1st edition. Modern Cloth, 8vo, iv, 380
pages. 23 cm. In German. "Beitr=C3=A4ge zur Spinoza-bibliographie"on pa=
ges
[361]-370. SUBJECT (S): Philosophy, German. Institutional blindstamp o=
n
title page. Paper wrinkled and chipped, not suitable for institutional
library, working copy only. (GER-17-6B) (ID# 16465) $40.00
11. =E2=80=A2 Strauss, Leo. DIE RELIGIONSKRITIK SPINOZAS ALS GRUNDLA=
GE
SEINER BIBELWISSENSCHAFT; UNTERSUCHUNGEN ZU SPINOZAS
THEOLOGISCH-POLITISCHEM TRAKTAT. Berlin; Akademie-Verlag, 1930
Clothbound. 8vo. XII, 288 pages. 24 cm. First edition. In German.
Original blue cloth with gold gilt lettering on cover and spine. Title
translates as: Spinoza's Critique of Religion as the basis of Spinoza's
biblical Science; investigations of Spinoza's Theological-Political
Treatise. This first published work of Leo Strauss, the renowned
German-Jewish political philosopher, is dedicated to an examination of
Spinoza's ideas; Strauss identifies Spinoza as part of the tradition of
Enlightenment rationalism that eventually produced Modernity, and
argues that Spinoza and his works mark the beginning of Jewish
Modernity. Subjects: Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Tractatus
theologico-politicus. Political Theory. Theology. Religion. Covers
lightly soiled, slight wear on endpage and a faded stamp, possibly
ex-libris, on the title page. Edges lightly soiled, but pages fresh and
clean. Very good + condition. A beautiful copy (GER-33-46) (ID# 28841)
$300.00
12. =E2=80=A2 Spinoza, Benedictus De; Dagobert D. Runes. LETTERS TO=
FRIEND
AND FOE.. New York: Philosophical Library., 1966. Hardback. 12mo. 109
pages. SUBJECT (S): Philosophers correspondence; Spinoza, Benedictus
de, 1632, 1677. "Based, with minor changes and revisions, upon the
translation from the Latin by R. H. M. Elwes." Has dust jacket. Pages
tanned, otherwise very good condition. (SEF-10-24) (ID# 20918) $30.00
13. =E2=80=A2 Auerbach, Berthold. B.V. SPINOZA'S S=C3=84MMTLICHE WER=
KE: AUS DEM
LATEINISCHEN MIT DEM LEBEN SPINOZA'S.. Stuttgart: J. Scheible., 1841.
Half leather. 12mo. 284 pages. In German. SUBJECT (S): German language;
Philosophy. OCLC lists 24 copies worldwide. Auerbach (1812=E2=80=931882=
) was a
German author and a leader of Jewish emancipation. Born at Nordstetten
in Wuerttemberg, he, after some initial training for the rabbinate at
Karlsruhe (1827=E2=80=9329), became interested in law and philosophy an=
d
continued his studies at the universities of Tuebingen, Munich, and
Heidelberg. Auerbach's interest in Spinoza prompted his first novel,
Spinoza, Ein Denkerleben (1837), and his five-volume translation of the
philosopher's works (1841) (EJ). Ex-library, Lacks backstrip (spine
covering) , Good Condition (GER-15-17) (ID# 18797) $175.00
14. =E2=80=A2 Hubbard, Elbert. LITTLE JOURNEYS TO THE HOMES OF GREAT
PHILOSOPHERS: SPINOZA. East Aurora, N. Y., Roycrofter, 1904. Softcover,
8vo, 32 pages (pages 119-151), includes frontis portrait. SUBJECT(S):
Philosophers. Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Spinoza, Benedictus
de, 1632-1677. Reprinted from volume 1 of the author's Little journeys
to the homes of great philosophers. Slight chipping to edges of cover.
Otherwise, very good condition. (RAB-46-18) (ID# 24748) $30.00
15. =E2=80=A2 Rosenkranz, Hans. BARUCH SPINOZA ZUM 21. FEBRUAR 1927.
[Berlin], Soncino-Gesellschaft, 1927. Original Paper Wrappers. 8vo. 14
pages. In German. Paper for the participants of the Spinoza-evening, by
the Soncino Gesellschaft, Berlin, held on occasion of the 250th
Recurrence of Spinoza's death. Soncino-Gesellschaft was a "Jewish
bibliophile society, founded in Berlin in 1924, and liquidated by order
of the Nazi government of Prussia in 1937. The Society aimed at the
typographic improvement of the Jewish and Hebrew book" (EJ, 2007). OCLC
lists 9 copies worldwide. Light foxing to cover, otherwise Very Good
Condition. (GER-32-16) (ID# 28785) $200.00
16. =E2=80=A2 Dunner, Joseph. BARUCH SPINOZA AND WESTERN DEMOCRACY;=
AN
INTERPRETATION OF HIS PHILOSOPHICAL, RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL THOUGHT..
New York: Philosophical Library., 1955. 8vo. 142 pages. First edition.
SUBJECT (S): Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Edgeworn, occasional
underlining and marginalia, good condition. (SEF-10-5) (ID# 20902)
$30.00
17. =E2=80=A2 Glasscheib, Hermann Samuel. BARUCH SPINOZA: DRAMA IN E=
INEM
VORSPIEL UND SIEBEN BILDERN. Frankfurt Am Main; Ner-Tamid, 1964.
Softcover, 8vo, 112 pages, 20 cm. In German. SUBJECT (S): Spinoza,
Benedictus de, 1632-1677 -- Drama. OCLC lists 11 copies worldwide. Wear
to cover edges. Very good condition. (RAB-46-15) xx (ID# 24745) $30.00
18. =E2=80=A2 Hoff, Josef. DIE STAATSLEHRE SPINOZA'S MIT BESONDERER
BERUCKSICHTIGUNG DER EINZELNEN REGIERUNGSFORMEN UND DER FRAGE NACH DEM
BESTEN STAATE.. Prague, 1895. Softcover, 8vo, 56 pages, 22 cm. SUBJECT
(S): State, The. Politieke filosofie. Spinoza, Benedictus de,
1632-1677. Dissertation: Inaug. --Diss. --Jena. Language: German.
Series: Pamphlets on modern philosophers; v. 2, no. 3. Includes
bibliographical references. OCLC lists 29 copies worldwide. Minimal
tears on front cover. Wear to the binding. Very good condition.
(RAB-46-19) (ID# 24749) $125.00
19. =E2=80=A2 Sokolow, Nahum. BARUKH SHPINOZAH U-ZEMANO: MIDRASH
BE-FILOSOFYAH UVE-KOROT HA-`ITIM ... [BARUCH SPINOZA AND HIS TIME: A
STUDY IN PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY].. 8vo. Xvii, 434 pages. Illustrated.
In Hebrew. SUBJECT (S): Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Water stains
on covers and first and last few signatures, corners bumped, hinges
starting, Completely readable. Good- condition. (SEF-9-19) (ID# 19435)
$30.00
20. =E2=80=A2 Wolfson, Harry Austryn. FROM PHILO TO SPINOZA: TWO STU=
DIES IN
RELIGIOUS PHILOSOPHY. Behrman House, 1977. ISBN: 0874412625. ISBN-13:
9780874412628. Paperback, 12mo, 64 pages. Wolfson (1887-1974) was born
in Belorussia, and emigrated to the Unites States in 1903. He attended
Harvard, and then became a member of its faculty in 1915. He was a
member of the American Academy for Jewish Research, the Mediaeval
Academy of America, the American Oriental Society, and the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences. A scholar of Spinoza and Crescas, Wolfson
particularly focused on heir relation to earlier philosophers, such as
Aristotle, Plato, and the Islamic philosopher Averroes. (Hyman, EJ)
Very Good Condition. (K-rab-1-31) (ID# 21649) $50.00
21. =E2=80=A2 Wolfson, H. A. (Harry Austryn), 1887-1974. Ed. Isadore
Twersky. STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION. COMPLETE IN
2 VOLUMES.. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Univ. Press 1973-1977. Cloth, 8vo,
xvii, [1], 626 + xiv, [1], 639 p.; 22.5 cm. Gathers together 27 and 2=
8
essays by Wolfson in English as well as 2 in Hebrew. "For almost forty
years Harry Wolfson has devoted himself unreservedly, indeed
heroically, to a bold and imaginative project entitled 'Structure and
Growth of Philosophic Systems from Plato to Spinoza.' The fastidiously
reasoned, intricately textured thesis underlying this grand project and
unifying its many offshoots has been succinctly and lucidly described
by Wolfson himself in the preface to Religious Philosophy: 'If we are
to follow the conventional method of dividing philosophy into ancient,
medieval, and modern, then medieval philosophy is to be defined as that
system of thought which flourished between pagan Greek philosophy,
which know not of Scripture, and that body of philosophic writings
which ever since the seventeenth century has tried to free itself from
the influence of Scripture. Medieval philosophy so defined was founded
by Philo. He is the interpreter ofGreek philosophy in terms of certain
fundamental teachings of his Hebrew Scripture, whereby he
revolutionized philosophy and remade it into what became the common
philosophy of the three religions with cognate Scriptures, Judaism,
Christianity, and Islam. This triple scriptural religious philosophy,
which was built up by Philo, reigned supreme as a homogeneous, if not a
thoroughly unified, system of thought until the seventeenth century,
when it was pulled down by Spinoza.'" (from vol.1, p. v-vi) -- As the
twelfth volume of his Structure, Wolfson intended 'a definitive
revision of Spinoza, with cross-references to all the previous books of
the series' (Schwarz, Wolfson of Harvard, p. 224). Both Volumes Very
Good Condition in Very Good Jackets. A Beautiful Set. (RAB-52-7) (ID#
24829) $215.00
22. =E2=80=A2 Aboab, Isaac; R. J. F=C3=BCrstenthal; Ben-Zion Behrend=
=2E MENORATH
HAMMAOR: LICHT VERBREITENDER LEUCHTER. EINE MORALISCHE-RELIGI=C3=96SE U=
ND
ERBAULICHE LEKT=C3=9CRE F=C3=9CR JUNG UND ALT. HEBR=C3=84ISCH VERFASST=
VON ISAAC
ABOAB, UND INS DEUTSCHE =C3=9CBERSETZT, BEGONNEN VON R.J. F=C3=9CRSTENT=
HAL,
FORTGESETZT VON BENZION BEHREND. Complete in 3 volumes. Krotoschin, B.
L. Monasch Und Sohn, 1848 quarter. 8vo. 315, 558, 392 pages. The 2nd
printing, with Hebrew title page and "315" correctly on the last page.
In Hebrew and German. Aboab was a Dutch Sephardi rabbi born in
Portugal. He later became the first American rabbi at Pernambuco in
Brazil. Following numerous Portuguese attacks on the reigion and he and
the other Jews in his community returned to Amsterdam. There he was one
of the signatories of the ban of excommunication issued against Spinoza
in 1656. He was reknowned as a spiritual leader and preacher in
Amsterdam for the rest of his life (Roth, EJ). Damp stains and spotting
throughout. Non-matching bindings. Wear to boards. Vol III lacks
backstrip and has both boards loose but present. Good Condition.
(GER-15-32dw) (ID# 18690) $275.00
23. =E2=80=A2 J=C3=B6el, M. DON CHASDAI CRESKAS' RELIGIONSPHILOSOPHI=
SCHE LEHREN
IN IHREN GESCHICHTLICHEN EINFLUSSE.. Breslau, Schletter, 1866 Rebound
in marbled boards. 8vo. 83 pages. First edition. In German and Hebrew.
Creskas was a Spanish philosopher, theologian and statesman. His
activities as a merchant and communal leader can be traced as far back
as 1367. As a delegate from the Catalonian Jewish community he
negotiated with the king of Aragon for the renewal and extension of
Jewish privileges in 1383. Throughout his life he sought to protect the
rights of Spanish Jews and worked with various governments to this end.
He is seen as one of Spinoza's chief influences. J=C3=B6el was a religi=
ous
philosopher who researched, among other Jewish figures, Creskas (EJ).
OCLC lists 26 copies worldwide. Missing original covers. Very Good
condition. (SPEC32-11) (ID# 27750) $50.00
24. =E2=80=A2 Kogan, Barry S., editor. SPINOZA: A TERCENTENARY PERSP=
ECTIVE.
Very Good Condition; 8vo; No Place (Cincinnati), Hebrew Union
College-Jewish Institute of Religion, [1979]. First Edition. Paper
Wrappers, 8vo, xiii, 106 pages. Contains essays by Gottschalk, Popkin,
Feuer, Savan and Mihaly. Very Good, in original wrappers. (SEF-10-14)
(ID# 13250) $40.00
YIDDISH
25. =E2=80=A2 Krantz, Philip. =D7=91=D7=A8=D7=95=D7=9A =D7=A1=D7=A4=
=D7=99=D7=A0=D7=90=D7=96=D7=90: =D7=96=D7=B2=D7=9F =D7=9C=D7=A2=D7=91=D7=
=A2=D7=9F =D7=90=D7=95=D7=9F =D7=96=D7=B2=D7=9F =D7=A4=D7=99=D7=9C=D7=90=
=D7=96=D7=90=D7=A4=D7=99=D7=A2
BARUCH SPINOZA. New York: International Library Publishing Co, 1905.
Period cloth, 12mo. 64 pages. In Yiddish. First edition. SUBJECT (S):
Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. OCLC lists 2 copies worldwide (UCLA,
Brooklyn Public Library). Krantz (1858-1922), whose real name was Jacob
Rombro, was born in Russia, and later lived in France and then in
England, where he was a socialist leader. In 1890, he moved to the
United States where he edited several socialist and Yiddish
periodicals, including Arbayter Tsaytung and Dos Abendblat. (Tobias,
EJ). Light wear, Very Good Condition. (AMR-15-20) (ID# 18649) $125.00
26. =E2=80=A2 Polishuk, Yitshak [Polishuck, I.S.]. FUN BARUKH SPINO=
ZE BIZ
SHMUEL ALEKSANDER: A KRITISHER ANALIZ UN AN EYGENER BLIK/ FROM BORUCH
SPINOZA TO SHMEU ALEXANDER (A CRTICAL ANALYSIS AND A PERSONAL VIEW).
Chicago: Farlag L.M. Stein, 1956. Cloth, 8vo, 282 pages. In Yiddish.
Includes glossary & index. Good Condition. $50.00
27. =E2=80=A2 Shatsky, Jacob, Ed. =D7=A1=D7=A4=D7=99=D7=A0=D7=90=D7=
=96=D7=90 =D7=90=D7=95=D7=9F =D7=96=D7=B2=D7=9F =D7=A1=D7=91=D7=99=D7=91=
=D7=94 SPINOZA BUKH: TSUM
DRAYHUNDERTSTN GEBOYRNYOR FUN BENEDICTUS DE SPINOZA: 1632-1932. /
SPINOZA BOOK IN COMMEMORATION OF THE TERCENTENARY OF BENEDICTUS DE
SPINOZA 1632-1932. New York: Spinoza Institut in Amerike-Yidisher
Opteil, 1932. Cloth, 8vo, 240 pages. In Yiddish. Includes English
language table of contents at the rear. Articles are "Spinoza and
Criticism, " Ch. Zhitlowsky, "Spinoza's Philosophy and Judaism, " Harry
Waton, "Spinoza and Leibniz, " J. Twersky, "Spinoza and marx, " Jacob
Milch, "The Problem of Free Will-From Spinoza to Bergson, " W.
Natanson, "The Conception of Freedom in Spinoza's Philosophy, " A.A.
Roback, "Spinoza and materialism, " Z. Rudy. "The Political Philosophy
of Spinoza, " Jacob Shatsky, "Spinoza Bibliography in Yiddish, " J.
Anilowitsh. And a translation of "Tractatus de Intellectus Emendatione,
" by Spinoza, into Yiddish by S. Wiener and I. Yudkoff. Good Condition.
$50.00
28. =E2=80=A2 Shatsky, Jacob. SPINOZA UN ZEYN SEVIVAH. New York: A G=
roup of
Friends, 1927. Cloth, Small octavo, 334 pages. In Yiddish. Section
headings include "The Jews in Amsterdam", The Theological Storm", and
"Leibnitz". Includes bibliography. Good Condition. $50.00
29. =E2=80=A2 Wiener, Samuel. =D7=95=D7=95=D7=A2=D7=92=D7=95=D7=95=
=D7=99=D7=99=D7=96=D7=A2=D7=A8 =D7=A4=D7=90=D7=A8 =D7=93=D7=95=D7=A8=D7=95=
=D7=AA: =D7=A2=D7=A1=D7=99=D7=99=D7=A2=D7=9F VEGVAYZER FAR
DOYRES. (ESSAYS ON: MAIMONIDES, IBN GABIROL, SPINOZA, MARX, EINSTEIN
AND OTHERS). New York 1971. Cloth, 8vo, 216 pages. In Yiddish. Good
Condition. $50.00
30. =E2=80=A2 Wiener, Samuel Ber. =D7=A9=D7=A4=D7=99=D7=A0=D7=90=D7=
=96=D7=90 =D7=93=D7=A2=D7=A8 =D7=92=D7=A2=D7=91=D7=A2=D7=A0=D7=98=D7=A9=D7=
=98=D7=A2=D7=A8: =D7=A6=D7=95=D7=9D 300=D7=A1=D7=98=D7=9F =D7=99=D7=90=D7=
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=D7=A4=D7=95=D7=A0=D7=A2=D7=9D =D7=97=D7=A8=D7=9D =D7=90=D7=95=D7=99=D7=
=A4=D7=9F =D7=92=D7=A8=D7=95=D7=99=D7=A1=D7=9F =D7=99=D7=99=D7=93=D7=99=D7=
=A9=D7=9F =D7=93=D7=A2=D7=A0=D7=A7=D7=A2=D7=A8, 1656-1956. SPINOZA DER GEB=
ENTSHER
TSUM 300S=E1=B9=ACN YOR FUNEM HEYREM OYFN GROYSN YIDISHN DENKKER, 1656-=
1956.
New York, IKUF, 1957. Paper Wrappers, 8vo, 63 pages. Good Condition.
$50.00
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<strong>Spinoza: Life, Work, and Influences</strong><br>
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In the Jewish and National Library in Jerusalem, Spinoza's writi=
ngs, unlike those of Jewish philosophers such as Philo of Alexandria or Ma=
imonides, are not in the Judaica reading room, but in the general reading=
room, between the writings of Descartes and Leibniz. The decision of the=
library reflects a broad consensus in the way his work is perceived: Spin=
oza is not considered a Jewish thinker but one who belongs to the general=
history of philosophy.<br>
<br>
To be sure, Baruch de Spinoza (1632-1677) was excommunicated from Amsterda=
m's Jewish community for things he apparently said and did as a young=
man, and he went on to become the most radical and arguably the most inte=
resting thinker of the early modern period. From the end of the 17th centu=
ry onward his work played a central role in a variety of intellectual cont=
exts: from the Enlightenment and German Idealism to the "higher criti=
cism" of the Bible. Today Spinoza's ideas are debated not only in=
philosophical circles of both analytical and continental orientation, but=
also among scientists such as the neurologist Antonio Damasio, who claims=
that his research confirms how Spinoza conceived the relationship between=
body, mind, and behavior of human beings.<br>
<br>
And yet, Spinoza's relationship to Judaism, and in particular to Jewis=
h philosophy, is complicated: it is marked by continuity and criticism tha=
t sometimes remain in unresolved tension. Much of his philosophical projec=
t is, in fact, best understood in light of the Jewish background. In Spino=
za's thought ideas from many sources come together, ranging from Plato=
to the Kabbalah. But of particular importance are, on the one hand, vario=
us traditions of Jewish thought and, on the other, the writings of Descart=
es and Hobbes which were at the center of philosophical discussions in the=
Netherlands of Spinoza's time.<br>
<br>
Spinoza's father, Michael (died 1654), fled from Portugal to the relat=
ively tolerant Dutch republic where, he became a member of Amsterdam's=
Sephardic community and a successful merchant. Spinoza studied Hebrew, th=
e Bible, and rabbinic literature at the local talmud torah school. The com=
munity's most renowned scholars, Isaac Aboab, Menasseh ben Israel, and=
Saul Levi Morteira, were presumably among his teachers and influenced him=
directly or indirectly. Aboab translated Abraham Cohen Herrera's kabb=
alistic treatise Puerta del Cielo (The Gate of Heaven), with which Spinoza=
seems to have been familiar, from Spanish into Hebrew. Morteira, who incl=
ined to a rationalist interpretation of religion, could have introduced hi=
m to medieval Jewish philosophy. Menasseh ben Israel edited in 1628 the Se=
fer Elim by the Galilei student Joseph Delmedigo, of which Spinoza had a c=
opy, and that may have introduced him into post-Copernican cosmology.<br>
<br>
When his half-brother, Isaac, died in 1649, Spinoza's help was require=
d in the family's importing business. Although an outstanding student,=
he could thus not complete the higher level of the educational curriculum=
which would have prepared him for a career as a rabbi. The process that l=
ed to Spinoza's alienation from traditional Judaism, culminating in hi=
s excommunication (=E1=B8=A5erem) in 1656, cannot be precisely reconstruct=
ed from the available sources. A significant role must presumably be assig=
ned to heterodox Jewish thinkers in Amsterdam such as Uriel da Costa, who=
had been excommunicated twice a generation earlier and whose writings Spi=
noza certainly knew, and Juan de Prado, who was excommunicated at the same=
time as Spinoza. (Fraenkel in EJ, 2007)<br>
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<strong><em>CONTENTS</em><br>
<br>
• EARLY IMPRINTS<br>
• 20TH CENTURY IMPRINTS<br>
• YIDDISH</strong><br>
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<strong>EARLY IMPRINTS</strong><br>
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1. • Colerus, Johannes Nicolaus. THE LIFE OF BENEDI=
CT DE SPINOSA. The Hague; Nijhoff, 1906. Paper wrappers. 12mo. [2] 102 pa=
ges. 18 cm. Reprint of the 1706 edition. Facsimile of the original copy in=
the Royal library at The Hague. “Written by John Colerus, Minister=
of the Lutheran Church, at the Hague. This work constitutes the first Eng=
lish language biography of the life and work of Spinoza, written by a detr=
actor. This biography first went through a Dutch, then French editions, an=
d this edition is “Done out of French. ” This 1906 reprint is=
an exact duplicate of the original print. An unread copy, housed in a cla=
mshell box encased in a blue cloth volume listing the title and date of th=
e publication in gilt lettering. Subjects: Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-16=
77. Biography. Outer edges of wraps appear lightly bumped. Otherwise, near=
fine condition. (SEF-45-6) (ID #28935) $75.00.<br>
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2. Jacobi, Friedrich Heinrich, Moses Mendelssohn. UEBER=
DIE LEHRE DES SPINOZA IN BRIEFEN AN DEN HERRN MOSES MENDELSSOHN. Breslau,=
Löwe, 1785. Clothbound. 12mo. 215 pages. 18 cm.<em><strong> First ed=
ition.</strong></em> In German, French, and Latin. Title translates as: &q=
uot;On the Doctrine of Spinoza in Letters to Mr. Moses Mendelssohn."=
Marbled decorative boards with title and date in gilt on spine. Moses Men=
delssohn (6 September 1729–4 January 1786) was a German Jewish philo=
sopher to whose ideas the renaissance of European Jews, Haskalah (the Jewi=
sh Enlightenment) is indebted. Although himself a practising orthodox Jew,=
he has been referred to as the father of Reform Judaism. Born to a poor J=
ewish family in Dessau and originally destined for a rabbinical career, Me=
ndelssohn educated himself in German thought and literature and from his w=
ritings on philosophy and religion came to be regarded as a leading cultur=
al figure of his time by both Germans and Jews. Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi=
(25 January 1743–10 March 1819) was an influential German philosoph=
er, literary figure, socialite and the younger brother of poet Johann Geor=
g Jacobi. He is notable for coining the term nihilism and promoting it as=
the prime fault of Enlightenment thought particularly in the philosophica=
l systems of Baruch Spinoza, Immanuel Kant, Johann Fichte and Friedrich Sc=
helling. A conversation which Jacobi had held with Gotthold Lessing in 178=
0, in which Lessing avowed that he knew no philosophy in the true sense of=
that word, save Spinozism, led him to a protracted study of Spinoza's=
works. After Lessing's death, just a couple of months later, Jacobi c=
ontinued to engage with Spinozism in an exchange of letters with Lessing&#=
39;s close friend Moses Mendelssohn, which began in 1783. Mendelssohn'=
s final years were overshadowed and saddened by the so called pantheism co=
ntroversy. Ever since his friend Lessing had died, he had wanted to write=
an essay or a book about his character. When Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi, a=
n acquaintance of both men, heard of Mendelssohn's project, he stated=
that he had confidential information about Lessing being a "spinozis=
t", which, in these years, was regarded as being more or less synonym=
ous with "atheist" — something which Lessing was accused o=
f being anyway by religious circles. This led to an exchange of letters be=
tween Jacobi and Mendelssohn which showed they had hardly any common groun=
d. Mendelssohn then published his Morgenstunden oder Vorlesungen über=
das Dasein Gottes (Morning hours or lectures about God's existence),=
seemingly a series of lectures to his oldest son, his son-in-law and a yo=
ung friend, usually held "in the morning hours", in which he exp=
lained his personal philosophical world-view, his own understanding of Spi=
noza and Lessing's "purified" ("geläutert") p=
antheism. But almost simultaneously with the publication of this book in 1=
785, Jacobi published extracts of his and Mendelssohn's letters as Bri=
efe über die Lehre Spinozas (these letters, published with commentary=
by Jacobi in 1785 with an enlarged second edition from 1789, stated publi=
cly that Lessing was a self confessed "pantheist" in the sense o=
f "atheist"; essentially this volume constituted a controversy a=
bout Lessing's philosophic views, particularly with respect to Spinoza=
, including Jacobi's account of a conversation with Lessing in 1780).=
Mendelssohn was thus drawn into a poisonous literary controversy, and fou=
nd himself attacked from all sides, including former friends or acquaintan=
ces such as Johann Gottfried von Herder and Johann Georg Hamann. Mendelsso=
hn wrote a reply addressed To Lessing's Friends (An die Freunde Lessin=
gs) and died on January 4, 1786 as the result of a cold contracted while c=
arrying this manuscript to his publishers on New Year's Eve; Jacobi wa=
s held by some to have been responsible for his death. Subjects: Spinoza,=
Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim, 1729-1781 -- Philoso=
phy. Pantheism. Bookplate of Friedrich Lessing (relative of Gotthold Ephra=
im Lessing). Light markings and soiling to endpages. Lightly soiled and li=
ghtly foxed in first dozen pages. Text crisp and pages fresh. Very good co=
ndition. (SEF-45-5) (ID #28934) $1500.00.<br>
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3. • Spinoza, Benedictus De. REFLEXIONS CURIEUSES D=
'UN ESPRIT DES-INTERRESSÉ SUR LES MATIERES LES PLUS IMPORTANTES=
AU SALUT, TANT PUBLIC QUE PARTICULIER [TRACTATUS THEOLOGICO-POLITICUS].=
Cologne, Chez Claude Emanuel, 1678. Moroccan Boards. 16mo. [30], 531, [=
30], 30 pages. 14 cm. <em><strong>First French edition, published the year=
after Spinoza's death.</strong></em> Decorative gilt on backstrip rea=
ds: “Reflexiones De Spinoza. ” This disguised first French tra=
nslation of the Theologico-Political Treatise includes two titles pages, t=
hat of the “Reflexions…” and that of “Traitt&eacu=
te; des ceremonies…” This translation, attributed to Gabriel=
de Saint Glain or to Jean Le Clerc, of the “Tractatus Theologico-Po=
liticus, ” was published, with the same date, under two other titles=
: ‘La clef de sanctuaire, par un sçavant homme de notre si&eg=
rave;cle‘ (Leyde, P. Warnaer), and ‘Traitté des ceremon=
ies supertitieuses des juifs, tant anciens que modernes’ (A Amsterda=
m, Chez Jacob Smith). The "Remarques curieuses et necessaires pour l&=
#39;intelligence de ce livre" (the last 30 pages) are the translation=
of the greatest part of the Annotationes ad Tractatum theologico-politicu=
m by Spinoza himself. The Tractatus Theologico-Politicus was published in=
1670, “without the author's name, and it brought such a storm o=
f opprobrium that it was formally proscribed by the Synod of Dort and by t=
he States General of Holland, Zealand, and West Friesland. It was found ne=
cessary; in order to evade this censure, to publish the work under false t=
itles, representing it sometimes as a medical, sometimes as a historical,=
work.” (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia) This is the first French translat=
ion of this very controversial book by Spinoza, in which he supports Jan d=
e Witt’s principles of tolerance and free speech, and wherein he ela=
borates a social-contract theory of the state and argues that a democratic=
society must ensure the freedom and opportunity for happiness of the indi=
vidual. The anti-theocratic flavor of his argument angered the Dutch cleri=
cs, but what truly outraged them, and made this book a dangerous possessio=
n, was the way that it demythologized the Holy Writ. It is for this reason=
that the work was ‘camouflaged’ with a misleading title-page.=
Subjects: Philosophy and religion. Free thought. Decorative gold outer ed=
ges on boards, with finely detailed gilt backstrip, all edges marbled. Fro=
nt board detached. Backstrip has a pronounced crease. Endpages lightly fox=
ed, very light foxing in margins of pages throughout. Other than front boa=
rd, extremely well-preserved. Good + condition. (SEF-45-2) (ID #28931) $20=
00.00.<br>
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4. • Spinoza, Benedictus De; HEINRICH EBERHARD GOTT=
LOB PAULUS. BENEDICTI DE SPINOZA OPERA QVAE SVPERSVNT OMIA (COLLECTED WORK=
S IN TWO VOLUMES, COMPLETE). Ienae [Jena]; In Bibliopolio Academico [Aca=
demic Bookstore], 1803. Clothbound. 8vo. XXIV, XXIV, 700 pages. XXXX, 680=
pages. Two Volumes. 22 cm. In Latin, with Hebrew and French in second vol=
ume. German printing of the complete works of Spinoza in the original Lati=
n. In later cloth, with decorative boards. The first volume of this &ldquo=
;critical edition” includes the works published by Spinoza in his li=
fetime (Principia Philosophiae Cartesianae ("Principles of Cartesian=
Philosophy"), an exposition of Descartes' Principia Philosopiae=
in the "the geometric manner, " published in 1663 together with=
an appendix, Cogitata Metaphysica ("Metaphysical Thoughts") , t=
hat reflects both medieval Jewish and Scholastic sources, the Tractacus Th=
eologico-Politicus, as well as the Epistolae (Letters and Correspondence).=
Second volume is that of a replica of the Opera Posthuma, with original t=
itle page, 'Praefatio' concluding with list of works, section titl=
es to each part ('Ethica', 'Tractatus Politicus', 'Tra=
ctatus De Intellectus Emendatione', and 'Compendium Grammaticus Li=
nguae Hebraeae'), indexes for the first four titles and separate index=
for the 'Compendium'. With detailed “Life of Spinoza”=
in French at the end of the second volume. "Apart from the 'Trac=
tatus Theologico-Politicus,' his works have always appeared as his =
9;Opera Omnia,' of which editions have been prepared by E. G. Paulus (=
Jena, 1802), A. Gfrörer (Stuttgart, 1830), C. H. Bruder (Leipsic, 184=
3), H. Ginzberg (ib. 1874-78), and Van Vloten and Land (2 vols., The Hague=
, 1883; 3 vols., ib. 1895), the last being at present the standard edition=
” (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia). Subjects: Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632=
-1677. Philosophy and religion -- Early works to 1800. Free thought -- Ear=
ly works to 1800. Jewish philosophy. Ex-Libris “Res Publica Hungaric=
a 1947” and Fred Lessing (with accompanying bookplates). Light soili=
ng to cover of first volume. First and last pages lightly aged and lightly=
soiled, with pencil marks on title pages. However, text crisp and pages f=
resh. Very good + condition. (SEF-45-4) (ID #28933) $300.00.<br>
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5. • Spinoza, Benedictus De; Schack Hermann Ewald.=
SPINOZA'S PHILOSOPHISCHE SCHRIFTEN ERSTER BAND ONLY [COMPLETE FOR TR=
ACTATUS THEOLOGICO-POLITICUS]. Gera; Christoph Friedrich Bekmann, 1787. La=
ter Cloth 12mo. XXII, [6], 456 pages. 18 cm. <em><strong>First German edi=
tion.</strong></em> This first volume of a three volume set of the first G=
erman translation of Spinoza’s Philosophical Works that contains the=
Theologico-Political Treatise in its entirety. The three volumes were pub=
lished over the course of 1787-1793, published in two books. This volume i=
s bound in later cloth and decorative boards. Secondary title page reads:=
“Benedikt von Spinoza über Heilige Schrift, Judenthum, Recht d=
er höchsten Gewalt in geistlichen Dingen und Freyheit zu philosophire=
n. ” “Since Spinoza equates virtue and knowledge, culminating=
in the intellectual love of God, and since he takes the "uncorrupted=
" true core of Scripture to be the call "to love God above all a=
nd one's neighbor as oneself" (TTP 12), the fundamental convergen=
ce of the purpose of his philosophical, religious, and political project b=
ecomes apparent: to foster a community based on solidarity and on freedom=
of thought, whose members assist one another in attaining the best life,=
i. E., a life devoted to the love of God. ” (2007 Encyclopedia Juda=
ica) Subjects: Philosophy and religion -- Early works to 1800. Free though=
t -- Early works to 1800. Jewish philosophy. Pages quite foxed throughout,=
otherwise fresh. Good + condition. (SEF-45-3) (ID #28932) $325.00.<br>
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<strong>20TH CENTURY IMPRINTS</strong><br>
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6. • Altkirch, Ernst. SPINOZA IM PORTRÄT. Jena=
, E. Diederich, 1913. Full leather. 8vo. VIII, 111 pages. 25 cm. First edi=
tion. In German. With 28 plates. Title translates as: “Spinoza in Po=
rtrait. ” With full-leather binding and title-vignette of a rose and=
“B. D. S. Caute” on cover, golden-back titles with ornamentat=
ion, bookmark, beautifully patterned endpapers; limited edition, number 18=
0 of one thousand copies printed. The work by Ernst Altkirch is divided in=
to the following sections: I. The literary portrait of Spinoza. Appearance=
, living conditions, living habits. II The portraits of Spinoza. The real=
images. The dubious and false images. III. Spinoza in other works of fine=
art. IV list of works contained in books and portraits and portraits of t=
he popular single sheets of Spinoza. Subjects: Spinoza, Benedictus de, 163=
2-1677 -- Portraits. Includes laid in documents sent from Fritz Bamberger=
to Dr. Fred Lessing, with handwritten signatures, notes, and photocopied=
documents. Light rubbing and wear to edges of leather covers. Light wear=
to outer edges. Title page lightly ripped at edge. Pages lightly aged. Ve=
ry good condition. (SEF-45-7) (ID #28936) $50.00.<br>
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7. • Browne, Lewis. BLESSÉD SPINOZA; A BIOGR=
APHY OF THE PHILOSOPHER. New York, Macmillan, 1932. Cloth, 8vo., xiii p.,=
3 l., 3-334 pages. First Edition. Includes frontispiece, plates, and facs=
imilies. SUBJECT (S): Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Spinoza, Benedict=
us de, 1632-1677. Note(s): "Selected bibliography": p. 321-323.=
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8. • Spinoza, Benedictus De, and R. H. M. Elwes. PH=
ILOSOPHY OF BENEDICT DE SPINOZA. New York, Tudor Pub. Co., 1936. Hardcover=
, xxxiii, 427 pages, 8vo, 24 cm. Contents: On the improvement of the under=
standing. -The Ethics. --The Correspondence. SUBJECT (S): Philosophy. Spin=
oza, Benedictus de. Note(s): Previously issued under title: Improvement of=
the understanding, Ethics and Correspondence of Benedictus de Spinoza. OC=
LC lists over 200 copies worldwide. Wear to binding. Wear to edges and cov=
er binding. Otherwise, good condition. (mx-32-18) (ID# 23917) $30.00<br>
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9. • Spinoza, Benedictus De; Gebhardt, Carl. SPINOZ=
A VON DEN FESTEN UND EWIGEN DINGEN. UBERTRAGEN UND EINGELEITET.. Heidelber=
g: C. Winter., 1925. Cloth. 12mo. Xlix, 594 pages. In German. SUBJECT (S):=
Ethics. OCLC lists 27 copies worldwide. Wear to top half of spine, spots=
on for edge, good condition. (GER-22-13) (ID# 20355) $150.00<br>
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10. • Grunwald, Max. SPINOZA IN DEUTSCHLAND. GEKR&O=
uml;NTE PREISSCHRIFT. Berlin, S. Calvary & Co., 1897. 1st edition. Mod=
ern Cloth, 8vo, iv, 380 pages. 23 cm. In German. "Beiträge zur S=
pinoza-bibliographie"on pages [361]-370. SUBJECT (S): Philosophy, Ge=
rman. Institutional blindstamp on title page. Paper wrinkled and chipped,=
not suitable for institutional library, working copy only. (GER-17-6B) (I=
D# 16465) $40.00 &nb=
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11. • Strauss, Leo. DIE RELIGIONSKRITIK SPINOZAS AL=
S GRUNDLAGE SEINER BIBELWISSENSCHAFT; UNTERSUCHUNGEN ZU SPINOZAS THEOLOGIS=
CH-POLITISCHEM TRAKTAT. Berlin; Akademie-Verlag, 1930 Clothbound. 8vo. XII=
, 288 pages. 24 cm. First edition. In German. Original blue cloth with gol=
d gilt lettering on cover and spine. Title translates as: Spinoza's Cr=
itique of Religion as the basis of Spinoza's biblical Science; investi=
gations of Spinoza's Theological-Political Treatise. This first publis=
hed work of Leo Strauss, the renowned German-Jewish political philosopher,=
is dedicated to an examination of Spinoza's ideas; Strauss identifies=
Spinoza as part of the tradition of Enlightenment rationalism that eventu=
ally produced Modernity, and argues that Spinoza and his works mark the be=
ginning of Jewish Modernity. Subjects: Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677.=
Tractatus theologico-politicus. Political Theory. Theology. Religion. Cov=
ers lightly soiled, slight wear on endpage and a faded stamp, possibly ex-=
libris, on the title page. Edges lightly soiled, but pages fresh and clean=
=2E Very good + condition. A beautiful copy (GER-33-46) (ID# 28841) $300.00<=
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12. • Spinoza, Benedictus De; Dagobert D. Runes. LE=
TTERS TO FRIEND AND FOE.. New York: Philosophical Library., 1966. Hardback=
=2E 12mo. 109 pages. SUBJECT (S): Philosophers correspondence; Spinoza, Bene=
dictus de, 1632, 1677. "Based, with minor changes and revisions, upon=
the translation from the Latin by R. H. M. Elwes." Has dust jacket.=
Pages tanned, otherwise very good condition. (SEF-10-24) (ID# 20918) $30.=
00<br>
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13. • Auerbach, Berthold. B.V. SPINOZA'S SÄ=
;MMTLICHE WERKE: AUS DEM LATEINISCHEN MIT DEM LEBEN SPINOZA'S.. Stuttg=
art: J. Scheible., 1841. Half leather. 12mo. 284 pages. In German. SUBJECT=
(S): German language; Philosophy. OCLC lists 24 copies worldwide. Auerbac=
h (1812–1882) was a German author and a leader of Jewish emancipatio=
n. Born at Nordstetten in Wuerttemberg, he, after some initial training fo=
r the rabbinate at Karlsruhe (1827–29), became interested in law and=
philosophy and continued his studies at the universities of Tuebingen, Mu=
nich, and Heidelberg. Auerbach's interest in Spinoza prompted his firs=
t novel, Spinoza, Ein Denkerleben (1837), and his five-volume translation=
of the philosopher's works (1841) (EJ). Ex-library, Lacks backstrip (=
spine covering) , Good Condition (GER-15-17) (ID# 18797) $175.00<br>
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14. • Hubbard, Elbert. LITTLE JOURNEYS TO THE HOMES=
OF GREAT PHILOSOPHERS: SPINOZA. East Aurora, N. Y., Roycrofter, 1904. Sof=
tcover, 8vo, 32 pages (pages 119-151), includes frontis portrait. SUBJECT(=
S): Philosophers. Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Spinoza, Benedictus d=
e, 1632-1677. Reprinted from volume 1 of the author's Little journeys=
to the homes of great philosophers. Slight chipping to edges of cover. Ot=
herwise, very good condition. (RAB-46-18) (ID# 24748) $30.00<br>
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15. • Rosenkranz, Hans. BARUCH SPINOZA ZUM 21. FEBR=
UAR 1927. [Berlin], Soncino-Gesellschaft, 1927. Original Paper Wrappers.=
8vo. 14 pages. In German. Paper for the participants of the Spinoza-eveni=
ng, by the Soncino Gesellschaft, Berlin, held on occasion of the 250th Rec=
urrence of Spinoza's death. Soncino-Gesellschaft was a "Jewish bi=
bliophile society, founded in Berlin in 1924, and liquidated by order of t=
he Nazi government of Prussia in 1937. The Society aimed at the typographi=
c improvement of the Jewish and Hebrew book" (EJ, 2007). OCLC lists 9=
copies worldwide. Light foxing to cover, otherwise Very Good Condition. (=
GER-32-16) (ID# 28785) $200.00<br>
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16. • Dunner, Joseph. BARUCH SPINOZA AND WESTERN DE=
MOCRACY; AN INTERPRETATION OF HIS PHILOSOPHICAL, RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL T=
HOUGHT.. New York: Philosophical Library., 1955. 8vo. 142 pages. First edi=
tion. SUBJECT (S): Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Edgeworn, occasional=
underlining and marginalia, good condition. (SEF-10-5) (ID# 20902) $30.00=
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17. • Glasscheib, Hermann Samuel. BARUCH SPINOZA: D=
RAMA IN EINEM VORSPIEL UND SIEBEN BILDERN. Frankfurt Am Main; Ner-Tamid, 1=
964. Softcover, 8vo, 112 pages, 20 cm. In German. SUBJECT (S): Spinoza, Be=
nedictus de, 1632-1677 -- Drama. OCLC lists 11 copies worldwide. Wear to c=
over edges. Very good condition. (RAB-46-15) xx (ID# 24745) $30.00<br>
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18. • Hoff, Josef. DIE STAATSLEHRE SPINOZA'S MI=
T BESONDERER BERUCKSICHTIGUNG DER EINZELNEN REGIERUNGSFORMEN UND DER FRAGE=
NACH DEM BESTEN STAATE.. Prague, 1895. Softcover, 8vo, 56 pages, 22 cm. S=
UBJECT (S): State, The. Politieke filosofie. Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-=
1677. Dissertation: Inaug. --Diss. --Jena. Language: German. Series: Pamph=
lets on modern philosophers; v. 2, no. 3. Includes bibliographical referen=
ces. OCLC lists 29 copies worldwide. Minimal tears on front cover. Wear to=
the binding. Very good condition. (RAB-46-19) (ID# 24749) $125.00<br>
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19. • Sokolow, Nahum. BARUKH SHPINOZAH U-ZEMANO: MI=
DRASH BE-FILOSOFYAH UVE-KOROT HA-`ITIM ... [BARUCH SPINOZA AND HIS TIME:=
A STUDY IN PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY].. 8vo. Xvii, 434 pages. Illustrated. I=
n Hebrew. SUBJECT (S): Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. Water stains on=
covers and first and last few signatures, corners bumped, hinges starting=
, Completely readable. Good- condition. (SEF-9-19) (ID# 19435) $30.00<br>
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20. • Wolfson, Harry Austryn. FROM PHILO TO SPINOZA=
: TWO STUDIES IN RELIGIOUS PHILOSOPHY. Behrman House, 1977. ISBN: 08744126=
25. ISBN-13: 9780874412628. Paperback, 12mo, 64 pages. Wolfson (1887-1974)=
was born in Belorussia, and emigrated to the Unites States in 1903. He at=
tended Harvard, and then became a member of its faculty in 1915. He was a=
member of the American Academy for Jewish Research, the Mediaeval Academy=
of America, the American Oriental Society, and the American Academy of Ar=
ts and Sciences. A scholar of Spinoza and Crescas, Wolfson particularly fo=
cused on heir relation to earlier philosophers, such as Aristotle, Plato,=
and the Islamic philosopher Averroes. (Hyman, EJ) Very Good Condition. (K=
-rab-1-31) (ID# 21649) $50.00<br>
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21. • Wolfson, H. A. (Harry Austryn), 1887-1974. Ed=
=2E Isadore Twersky. STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION. COMP=
LETE IN 2 VOLUMES.. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Univ. Press 1973-1977. Cloth, 8=
vo, xvii, [1], 626 + xiv, [1], 639 p.; 22.5 cm. Gathers together 27 and=
28 essays by Wolfson in English as well as 2 in Hebrew. "For almost=
forty years Harry Wolfson has devoted himself unreservedly, indeed heroic=
ally, to a bold and imaginative project entitled 'Structure and Growth=
of Philosophic Systems from Plato to Spinoza.' The fastidiously reaso=
ned, intricately textured thesis underlying this grand project and unifyin=
g its many offshoots has been succinctly and lucidly described by Wolfson=
himself in the preface to Religious Philosophy: 'If we are to follow=
the conventional method of dividing philosophy into ancient, medieval, an=
d modern, then medieval philosophy is to be defined as that system of thou=
ght which flourished between pagan Greek philosophy, which know not of Scr=
ipture, and that body of philosophic writings which ever since the sevente=
enth century has tried to free itself from the influence of Scripture. Med=
ieval philosophy so defined was founded by Philo. He is the interpreter of=
Greek philosophy in terms of certain fundamental teachings of his Hebrew S=
cripture, whereby he revolutionized philosophy and remade it into what bec=
ame the common philosophy of the three religions with cognate Scriptures,=
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. This triple scriptural religious philos=
ophy, which was built up by Philo, reigned supreme as a homogeneous, if no=
t a thoroughly unified, system of thought until the seventeenth century, w=
hen it was pulled down by Spinoza.'" (from vol.1, p. v-vi) -- As=
the twelfth volume of his Structure, Wolfson intended 'a definitive r=
evision of Spinoza, with cross-references to all the previous books of the=
series' (Schwarz, Wolfson of Harvard, p. 224). Both Volumes Very Good=
Condition in Very Good Jackets. A Beautiful Set. (RAB-52-7) (ID# 24829) $=
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22. • Aboab, Isaac; R. J. Fürstenthal; Ben-Zio=
n Behrend. MENORATH HAMMAOR: LICHT VERBREITENDER LEUCHTER. EINE MORALISCHE=
-RELIGIÖSE UND ERBAULICHE LEKTÜRE FÜR JUNG UND ALT. HEBR&Au=
ml;ISCH VERFASST VON ISAAC ABOAB, UND INS DEUTSCHE ÜBERSETZT, BEGONNE=
N VON R.J. FÜRSTENTHAL, FORTGESETZT VON BENZION BEHREND. Complete in=
3 volumes. Krotoschin, B. L. Monasch Und Sohn, 1848 quarter. 8vo. 315, 55=
8, 392 pages. The 2nd printing, with Hebrew title page and "315"=
correctly on the last page. In Hebrew and German. Aboab was a Dutch Sepha=
rdi rabbi born in Portugal. He later became the first American rabbi at Pe=
rnambuco in Brazil. Following numerous Portuguese attacks on the reigion a=
nd he and the other Jews in his community returned to Amsterdam. There he=
was one of the signatories of the ban of excommunication issued against S=
pinoza in 1656. He was reknowned as a spiritual leader and preacher in Ams=
terdam for the rest of his life (Roth, EJ). Damp stains and spotting throu=
ghout. Non-matching bindings. Wear to boards. Vol III lacks backstrip and=
has both boards loose but present. Good Condition. (GER-15-32dw) (ID# 186=
90) $275.00 &nb=
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23. • Jöel, M. DON CHASDAI CRESKAS' RELIGI=
ONSPHILOSOPHISCHE LEHREN IN IHREN GESCHICHTLICHEN EINFLUSSE.. Breslau, Sch=
letter, 1866 Rebound in marbled boards. 8vo. 83 pages. First edition. In G=
erman and Hebrew. Creskas was a Spanish philosopher, theologian and states=
man. His activities as a merchant and communal leader can be traced as far=
back as 1367. As a delegate from the Catalonian Jewish community he negot=
iated with the king of Aragon for the renewal and extension of Jewish priv=
ileges in 1383. Throughout his life he sought to protect the rights of Spa=
nish Jews and worked with various governments to this end. He is seen as o=
ne of Spinoza's chief influences. Jöel was a religious philosophe=
r who researched, among other Jewish figures, Creskas (EJ). OCLC lists 26=
copies worldwide. Missing original covers. Very Good condition. (SPEC32-1=
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24. • Kogan, Barry S., editor. SPINOZA: A TERCENTEN=
ARY PERSPECTIVE. Very Good Condition; 8vo; No Place (Cincinnati), Hebrew U=
nion College-Jewish Institute of Religion, [1979]. First Edition. Paper W=
rappers, 8vo, xiii, 106 pages. Contains essays by Gottschalk, Popkin, Feue=
r, Savan and Mihaly. Very Good, in original wrappers. (SEF-10-14) (ID# 132=
50) $40.00<br>
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25. • Krantz, Philip. =D7=91=D7=A8=D7=95=D7=9A =D7=
=A1=D7=A4=D7=99=D7=A0=D7=90=D7=96=D7=90: =D7=96=D7=B2=D7=9F =D7=9C=D7=A2=
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=9C=D7=90=D7=96=D7=90=D7=A4=D7=99=D7=A2 BARUCH SPINOZA. New York: Internat=
ional Library Publishing Co, 1905. Period cloth, 12mo. 64 pages. In Yiddis=
h. First edition. SUBJECT (S): Spinoza, Benedictus de, 1632-1677. OCLC lis=
ts 2 copies worldwide (UCLA, Brooklyn Public Library). Krantz (1858-1922),=
whose real name was Jacob Rombro, was born in Russia, and later lived in=
France and then in England, where he was a socialist leader. In 1890, he=
moved to the United States where he edited several socialist and Yiddish=
periodicals, including Arbayter Tsaytung and Dos Abendblat. (Tobias, EJ).=
Light wear, Very Good Condition. (AMR-15-20) (ID# 18649) $125.00<br>
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26. • Polishuk, Yitshak [Polishuck, I.S.]. FUN BAR=
UKH SPINOZE BIZ SHMUEL ALEKSANDER: A KRITISHER ANALIZ UN AN EYGENER BLIK/=
FROM BORUCH SPINOZA TO SHMEU ALEXANDER (A CRTICAL ANALYSIS AND A PERSONAL=
VIEW). Chicago: Farlag L.M. Stein, 1956. Cloth, 8vo, 282 pages. In Yiddis=
h. Includes glossary & index. Good Condition. $50.00<br>
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27. • Shatsky, Jacob, Ed. =D7=A1=D7=A4=D7=99=D7=A0=
=D7=90=D7=96=D7=90 =D7=90=D7=95=D7=9F =D7=96=D7=B2=D7=9F =D7=A1=D7=91=D7=
=99=D7=91=D7=94 SPINOZA BUKH: TSUM DRAYHUNDERTSTN GEBOYRNYOR FUN BENEDICTU=
S DE SPINOZA: 1632-1932. / SPINOZA BOOK IN COMMEMORATION OF THE TERCENTENA=
RY OF BENEDICTUS DE SPINOZA 1632-1932. New York: Spinoza Institut in Ameri=
ke-Yidisher Opteil, 1932. Cloth, 8vo, 240 pages. In Yiddish. Includes Engl=
ish language table of contents at the rear. Articles are "Spinoza and=
Criticism, " Ch. Zhitlowsky, "Spinoza's Philosophy and Juda=
ism, " Harry Waton, "Spinoza and Leibniz, " J. Twersky, &qu=
ot;Spinoza and marx, " Jacob Milch, "The Problem of Free Will-Fr=
om Spinoza to Bergson, " W. Natanson, "The Conception of Freedom=
in Spinoza's Philosophy, " A.A. Roback, "Spinoza and materi=
alism, " Z. Rudy. "The Political Philosophy of Spinoza, " J=
acob Shatsky, "Spinoza Bibliography in Yiddish, " J. Anilowitsh.=
And a translation of "Tractatus de Intellectus Emendatione, " b=
y Spinoza, into Yiddish by S. Wiener and I. Yudkoff. Good Condition. $50.0=
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28. • Shatsky, Jacob. SPINOZA UN ZEYN SEVIVAH. New=
York: A Group of Friends, 1927. Cloth, Small octavo, 334 pages. In Yiddis=
h. Section headings include "The Jews in Amsterdam", The Theolog=
ical Storm", and "Leibnitz". Includes bibliography. Good Co=
ndition. $50.00<br>
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29. • Wiener, Samuel. =D7=95=D7=95=D7=A2=D7=92=D7=
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=2E (ESSAYS ON: MAIMONIDES, IBN GABIROL, SPINOZA, MARX, EINSTEIN AND OTHERS)=
=2E New York 1971. Cloth, 8vo, 216 pages. In Yiddish. Good Condition. $50.00=
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=93=D7=99=D7=A9=D7=9F =D7=93=D7=A2=D7=A0=D7=A7=D7=A2=D7=A8, 1656-1956. SPI=
NOZA DER GEBENTSHER TSUM 300S=E1=B9=ACN YOR FUNEM HEYREM OYFN GROYSN YIDIS=
HN DENKKER, 1656-1956. New York, IKUF, 1957. Paper Wrappers, 8vo, 63 pages=
=2E Good Condition. $50.00<br>
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