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An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
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Michelle Chesner
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Universita' Italiana della Sinagoga Corfiota Aborigine contro Universita' della Sinagoga Corfiota Greca. Binding
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1674-1681
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This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
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Michelle Chesner
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This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
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Michelle Chesner
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An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
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Michelle Chesner
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Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
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Michelle Chesner
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Igeret: el ha-Baron Hirsh ʻal haḳamat bet ha-ḥolim Osef Dal be-Ioannina. ll. 3
אגרת אל הברון הירש על הקמת בית החולים אוסף דל בינינא
Date
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1913
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eng
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Place of Origin
Greece
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manuscripts
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
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X893.19 H61
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eng
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Title
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The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
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Michelle Chesner
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Italian Mahzor. 45r
סידור לכל השנה כמנהג רומניא (דרום איטליה)
Date
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15th century
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eng
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1400 1499
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approximate
Place of Origin
Italy
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manuscripts
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
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x893 J5169
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
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Title
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Italian Mahzor. 44r
סידור לכל השנה כמנהג רומניא (דרום איטליה)
Date
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15th century
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eng
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approximate
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Italy
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manuscripts
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
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x893 J5169
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eng
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Title
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The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
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Michelle Chesner
Still Image
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approximate
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Collection
X Manuscripts
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manuscripts
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Title
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Mahzor. 116v-117r
מחזור
Identifier
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CLIO id: 7218943
Date
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14th century
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
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Title
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Pinḳas terumot: le-bet ha-keneset be-Casale Monferrato.
פנקס תרומות לבית הכנסת בקסאלי מונפיראטו
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
19th century
Language
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eng
Identifier
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CLIO id: 7844961
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1800 1899
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approximate
Place of Origin
Italy
Form/Genre
manuscripts
Repository Name
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Shelf Location
x893 P653
Notes
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Language of Cataloging
eng
Digital Origin
How the item came to be digitized. Options are born digital, reformatted digital, digitized microfilm, or digitized other analog
Reformatted Digital
Collection
X Manuscripts
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
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Dublin Core
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Title
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Pinḳas terumot: le-bet ha-keneset be-Casale Monferrato.
פנקס תרומות לבית הכנסת בקסאלי מונפיראטו
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
19th century
Language
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eng
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CLIO id: 7844961
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1800 1899
Type of Date
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approximate
Place of Origin
Italy
Form/Genre
manuscripts
Repository Name
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Shelf Location
x893 P653
Notes
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Language of Cataloging
eng
Digital Origin
How the item came to be digitized. Options are born digital, reformatted digital, digitized microfilm, or digitized other analog
Reformatted Digital
Collection
X Manuscripts
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Title
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The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
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Title
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Sheṭarot u-pinḳase kehilah: Mantua. Seating chart
שטרות ופנקסי קהלה מונטובה
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1707-1829
Language
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eng
Identifier
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CLIO id: 8507583
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1707 1829
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exact
Place of Origin
Italy
Form/Genre
manuscripts
Repository Name
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Shelf Location
X893 D549
Notes
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Language of Cataloging
eng
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How the item came to be digitized. Options are born digital, reformatted digital, digitized microfilm, or digitized other analog
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
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MODS
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X893 J522
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Greece
Key Date
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1700 1799
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approximate
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Collection
X Manuscripts
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manuscripts
Digital Origin
How the item came to be digitized. Options are born digital, reformatted digital, digitized microfilm, or digitized other analog
Reformatted Digital
Dublin Core
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Title
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Tefilot u-piyuṭim: le-ben Pesaḥ le-ʻAtseret aḥar ha-pereḳ. 9v-10r
תפלות ופיוטים לבין פסח לעצרת אחר הפרק.
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
CLIO id: 8595388
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
18th century
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials.
MODS
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Place of Origin
Greece
Key Date
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approximate
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Collection
X Manuscripts
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manuscripts
Digital Origin
How the item came to be digitized. Options are born digital, reformatted digital, digitized microfilm, or digitized other analog
Reformatted Digital
Dublin Core
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Title
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Tefilot u-piyuṭim: le-ben Pesaḥ le-ʻAtseret aḥar ha-pereḳ. 5v-6r
תפלות ופיוטים לבין פסח לעצרת אחר הפרק.
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
CLIO id: 8595388
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
18th century
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials.
MODS
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x893 J55
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Yemen
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Collection
X Manuscripts
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manuscripts
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Reformatted Digital
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Title
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Tiklal. 184v-185r
תכלאל
Identifier
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CLIO id: 7200551
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
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X Manuscripts
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Title
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Selichot: van de 40 dagen die men smorgens selichot. Title page. Psalms
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An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
CLIO id: 7204157
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1714
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials.
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1714
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
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X Manuscripts
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manuscripts
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How the item came to be digitized. Options are born digital, reformatted digital, digitized microfilm, or digitized other analog
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Title
A name given to the resource
Selichot: van de 40 dagen die men smorgens selichot. Title page Selihot
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
CLIO id: 7204157
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1714
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials.
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MODS support according to Columbia University Libraries MODS profile
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Collection
X Manuscripts
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manuscripts
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How the item came to be digitized. Options are born digital, reformatted digital, digitized microfilm, or digitized other analog
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Selichot: van de 40 dagen die men smorgens selichot.
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
CLIO id: 7204157
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1714
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials.
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Sidur: ke-minhag Romah. Alenu with censorship
סדור כמנהג רומה
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
15th century
Language
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eng
Identifier
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CLIO id: 8595508
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approximate
Place of Origin
Italy
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manuscripts
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Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
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X893 J725
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How the item came to be digitized. Options are born digital, reformatted digital, digitized microfilm, or digitized other analog
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sidur: ke-minhag Romah. Alenu with censorship and replacement of text
סדור כמנהג רומה
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
15th century
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
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MODS support according to Columbia University Libraries MODS profile
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approximate
Place of Origin
Italy
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manuscripts
Repository Name
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Shelf Location
X893 J725
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Language of Cataloging
eng
Digital Origin
How the item came to be digitized. Options are born digital, reformatted digital, digitized microfilm, or digitized other analog
Reformatted Digital
Collection
X Manuscripts
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
The People in the Books: Hebraica and Judaica Manuscripts from Columbia University Libraries
Description
An account of the resource
A printed book and a manuscript codex may contain the same text, but one can argue that the latter is inherently richer. The printing press produced a multitude of identical copies, but each manuscript is unique and individual. In a manuscript, each page had to be carefully prepared and every letter required painstaking work. Ultimately, each manuscript contains more than just the text within it. Isaac Mendelsohn, author of the first catalog of the Hebrew manuscripts at Columbia, wrote, “An old Hebrew book is...more than a mere collection of bound sheets on which a given text is [written]. The notes on the flyleaves, the remarks on the margins the names of its various owners, and the countries in which it saw service actually make it into two books - one containing the text, the passive part, and the other the history of the persons who owned and used it.”
This exhibition attempts to show the second kind of book: the book that tells a story about its authors, its owners, and its users. Occasionally, the story is found within the main portion of the text, but it is also found in the paratext: in the wine stains on a Passover Haggadah, in the candle wax in a prayer book, or in an odd notation on a title page or in a colophon. On a journey through the exhibit, it is our hope that visitors will find at least one story that inspires, intrigues, or ignites the imagination.
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Michelle Chesner
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples of still images are: paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type "text" to images of textual materials.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Sidur: ke-minhag Romah. Mishaberach for women (v)
סדור כמנהג רומה
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
15th century
Language
A language of the resource
eng
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
CLIO id: 8595508
MODS
MODS support according to Columbia University Libraries MODS profile
Key Date
Key date is creation date in normalized format, or the date that can be considered the most accurate date of representation. Use YYYY-MM-DD format.
1400 1499
Type of Date
Enter the type of date represented by the key date.
approximate
Place of Origin
Italy
Form/Genre
manuscripts
Repository Name
Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Shelf Location
X893 J725
Notes
Original filename: 120017151.tif
Language of Cataloging
eng
Digital Origin
How the item came to be digitized. Options are born digital, reformatted digital, digitized microfilm, or digitized other analog
Reformatted Digital
Collection
X Manuscripts