<b>(TALMUD)<br />Robert Sheringham.</b> <br /> <br /> <br /> <span>Joma: Codex Talmudicus, In quo agitur De Sacrificiis, caeterisque Ministeriis Diei Expiationis, quae Levit. 16 &amp; Num. 29.7,8,9,10. praecipiuntur. Itemque de multis aliis quae obiter tractantur, ex Hebraeo Sermone in Latinum versus, &amp; comentariis illustratus [“Yoma: Talmudic Tractate wherein is contained the Sacrifices and Other Ministrations of the Day of Atonement, that Levit… &amp; Num… commands. As well as many other things… &amp; illuminated commentary.”] First Edition. Text in Latin and Hebrew. Textual diagrams.</span> <br />pp. (39), 209, (1). Foxed, outer margin of title neatly taped. Modern calf. Sm. 4to. <br />London: 1648 <br />“Sheringham’s translation and annotation of the Mishnaic tractate [Yoma] is considered a landmark and pioneer effort in Hebrew studies among the works of English Christian-Hebraists. In his lengthy preface Sheringham strongly defends Rabbinic texts and argues for their use by Christian Bible students, emphasizing the importance of Jewish tradition and the Talmud to the Gospels” M. Heller, The Seventeenth Century Hebrew Book, Vol. 1, pp. 648-9. <br />“Sheringham’s translation and annotation of the Mishnaic tractate [Yoma] is considered a landmark and pioneer effort in Hebrew studies among the works of English Christian-Hebraists. In his lengthy preface Sheringham strongly defends Rabbinic texts and argues for their use by Christian Bible students, emphasizing the importance of Jewish tradition and the Talmud to the Gospels” M. Heller, The Seventeenth Century Hebrew Book, Vol. 1, pp. 648-9.