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Enchiridion expositionis vocabulorum Haruch, Tharghum, Midrascim, Berescith, Scemoth, Vaicra, Midbar Rabba, et multorum aliorum librorum

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Talmudic lexicon by the Dominican Sante Pagnini. Pagnini lists words in Aramaic found in the Targum, translates them into Latin, explains their meaning, and provides comparisons to other terms in Greek, Aramaic, and Persian. The printing of the dictionary was underwritten by the Florentine, Tommaso Strozzi, prior of Pagnini's monastery, Santa Maria sopra Minerva in Rome; see Paul F. Grendler, "Italian Biblical Humanism and the Papacy 1515-1535," in Biblical humanism and scholasticism in the age of Erasmus, ed. E. Rummel (Leiden: Brill, 2008), page 244.

Title Enchiridion expositionis vocabulorum Haruch, Tharghum, Midrascim, Berescith, Scemoth, Vaicra, Midbar Rabba, et multorum aliorum librorum / nuper editum per reuerendum patrem magistrum Sanctem Pagninum Lucensem, concionatorem aposto. Ord. Praedicatorum Congregationis Ethruriae
Hebraicae linguae aliisq[ue] libris apprime commodum.
Additional Titles Enchiridion expositionis vocabvlorvm Haruch
Related place Rome (Italy)-place of publication
Contributors Castelnau-Clermont-Ludève, François Guillaume, 1480-1541 (dedicatee)
Strozzi, Tommaso, active 1523 (publisher)
Silber, Marcello, active 1510-1527 (printer)
Valmadonna Trust
(former owner)
Publisher Impressum vero Romae : Impensis Reuerend. Pat. fratris Thomae Strozii Florentini eiusdem ordinis
Creation Date anno Dominicae salutis M.D. XXIII. die XVI. mensis Martii [16 Mar. 1523]
Notes Imprint from colophon on recto of leaf lxxxxii.
Bound in the style of Hebrew books, opening on the left.
Short-title catalogue of books printed in Italy and of Italian books printed in other countries from 1465 to 1600 now in the British Museum suggests Marcello Silber as possible printer.
Signatures: a-o⁶ p⁸.
Woodcuts: title within elaborate woodcut cartouche edged with curling acanthus leaves and vines
coat of arms below title of dedicatee, "F. de Claromonte," Cardinal François Guillaume de Castelnau-Clermont-Ludève, French diplomat and cardinal, bishop of Auch (1507), bishop of Frascati (1523) and dean of the College of Cardinals under Pope Paul III
architectural woodcut border on verso of last leaf, featuring small portraits, cherubs, birds, and leaves and flowers, enclosing the Cardinal's coat of arms repeated from title page
ornamental initials.
Text printed in small roman and Hebrew type.
Bound in limp vellum containing a manuscript fragment (XIII. cent. Latin legal text).
Not in: Ascarelli, F., Le cinquecentine Romane
or Fürst, J. Bibliotheca judaica.
Valmadonna Trust 1450
Extent lxxxxii leaves
32 cm (folio).
Language Latin
Aramaic
National Library system number 990041072650205171

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