Nofet tsufim : Sefer ha-halatsah le-romem kitve ha-odesh ule-harot ha-amim eha-arim et yofyam (Paperback)

Nofet tsufim, subtitled Sefer ha-halatsah le-romem kitve ha-odesh ule-harot ha-amim eha-arim et yofyam, is a significant Hebrew text likely originating from the 19th century, though possibly earlier given the author's attribution to the 15th century figure, Judah ben Jehiel. This book appears to be a work dedicated to elevating sacred writings and revealing their beauty to the nations. As such, it holds importance for those studying Jewish history, religious literature, and the evolution of Hebrew thought. It may also offer insights into the relationship between Jewish communities and the broader world during the period of its creation.

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