Johann Buxtorf Knihy

The book offers a thorough examination of Jewish customs, beliefs, and institutions, utilizing a rich array of ancient and modern sources. Covering topics such as the religious calendar and diverse Jewish sects, it serves as a vital resource for scholars and those interested in gaining a deeper insight into Judaism's intricate traditions and practices. Its historical significance as a 17th-century work enhances its value in the study of Hebrew scholarship.

Focusing on the contributions of Johannes Buxtorf, this collection showcases his significant works on Hebrew grammar, the Masoretic Text, and Jewish traditions. It provides valuable insights into early modern Europe's intellectual debates, making it essential for students and scholars of biblical studies and Jewish history. The volume highlights Buxtorf's influence as a philologist and theologian in the early seventeenth century, enriching the understanding of his literary legacy.