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Dan Ben-Amos

Professor of Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations and Folklore
Joseph Benatov

Lecturer in Foreign Languages
Ari Bergmann
Alexander Botwinik

Lecturer in Yiddish
Daisy Braverman

Lecturer in Judeo-Spanish
Michael Carasik

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biblical Hebrew
Isabel Cranz

Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible
Natalie Dohrmann

Adjunct Associate Professor of Religious Studies
Ronit Engel

Undergraduate Director, Jewish Studies Program
Al Filreis

Kelly Professor of English
Talya Fishman

Associate Professor of Jewish Intellectual and Cultural History of the Medieval and Early Modern Periods
Nili Gold

Professor of Modern Hebrew Language & Literature
Simcha Gross

Assistant Professor of Ancient Rabbinics
Kathryn Hellerstein

Ruth Meltzer Director of the Jewish Studies Program
Arthur Kiron

Schottenstein-Jesselson Curator of Judaica Collections
Robert A. Kraft

Berg Professor of Religious Studies, Emeritus
Ian Lustick

Bess W. Heyman Chair in Political Science
Ibrahim Miari

Lecturer in Foreign Language (Hebrew Language)
Benjamin Nathans

Associate Professor of History
David B. Ruderman

Joseph Meyerhoff Professor of Modern Jewish History
Heather Sharkey

Professor of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies
Larry Silver

Farquhar Professor of Art History
Jonathan Steinberg

Walter H. Annenberg Professor of Modern European History
Alon Tam

Israeli Institute Fellow at the Katz Center Fellow
Jeffrey H. Tigay

Emeritus A.M. Ellis Professor of Hebrew and Semitic Languages and Literatures
Chrissy Walsh

Administrative Coordinator, Jewish Studies Program
Liliane Weissberg

Christopher H. Browne Distinguished Professor in the School of Arts and Sciences
Steven Weitzman

Abraham M. Ellis Professor of Hebrew and Semitic Languages and Literatures Ella Darivoff; Director of the Katz Center of Advanced Judaic Studies
Beth Wenger

Moritz and Josephine Berg Professor of History
Julia Wilker

Assistant Professor of Classical Studies
Barbara Zelizer

Professor of Communication and Raymond Williams Chair of Communication

[Originally illuminated at the workshops of Bonifacio Bembo and Cristoforo De Predis, 15th century Northern Italy]. The Rothschild Miscellany. London: Linda and Michael Falter, Facsimile Editions, London ; Jerusalem: Israel Museum, 1989. Gift of Ruth and Raymond Brenner and the Brenner Family Fund for Jewish Studies in honor of Gregory Brenner, W', 1999; Adam Brenner, W', 2001; Jason Brenner, W', 2005.

One of the most lavishly illuminated and lavishly decorated examples of renaissance Jewish manuscript production, this facsimile edition reproduces in precise detail every aspect of the original, including the scribal method of ruling known as "pricking", the uneven cut of the pages, stains and holes found on the original parchment, and the texture of the gold leaf.

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