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Christoph Gottlieb RICHTER

Christoph Gottlieb RICHTER

Born1716
Died1774
"Nathan Gans", "Melchisedech", "Abraham Ben Sadi", "Ascher Lux", "Rebbi Ascher Lux", "Obadja Assur", "Ruben Barachia", "R.S. Ben Jochai", "R. Simeon Ben Jochai", "Jeckhof Ben Saddi", "Kemuel Ben Saddi", "Nathan Ben-Saddi", "Ruben Berechja", "Dathan der Jude", "Marcus Ephraim", "Gehasi Ben Saddi", "Hasabja Bar Jedithun", "Jeekuf Ben Saddi", "Loewle Kemmel", "Nathan Mayer", "Aaron Moses", "Habacuc Rasael", "Habacuc Repphuni", "Salomon Saddi", "Noa Samson", "Tobias Samuel", "Tobias Schmuel" et "R. Simeon ben Jochai" sont les pseudonymes de Christoph Gottlieb Rochter. - Juriste, écrivain et journaliste
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  • BEN JOCHAI Simeon
  • MELCHISEDECH
  • ASCHER LUX
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  1. Das dritte Buch der Historie des Kriegs zwischen den Preussen und ihren Bundesgenossen, und den Oesterreichern und ihren Bundesgenossen, welches beschreibet den Krieg von dem Monat Thebeth, des 5519 Jahrs, bis zu dem 11ten Thebet des 5520ten Jahrs, Nach Rechnung der Christen im 1759sten Jahr
    [Christoph Gottlieb RICHTER as] Rabbi Simeon BEN JOCHAI

    Das dritte Buch der Historie des Kriegs zwischen den Preussen und ihren Bundesgenossen, und den Oesterreichern und ihren Bundesgenossen, welches beschreibet den Krieg von dem Monat Thebeth, des 5519 Jahrs, bis zu dem 11ten Thebet des 5520ten Jahrs, Nach Rechnung der Christen im 1759sten Jahr[The Third Book of the History of the War between the Prussians and their Allies, and the Austrians and their Allies, which Describes the War from the Month of Tevet of the Year 5519 to the 11th of Tevet of the Year 5520, According to the Christian Reckoning in the Year 1759]

    Nürnberg Raspe|Nurnberger [Nuremberg] • (Nuremberg) 1760|10 x 17 cm|relié

    First edition, illustrated with 20 figures (battle scenes) at the end of the work. Gothic round typeface.
    Contemporary full brown sheep binding. Jansenist spine with raised bands. Tawny morocco title label. Blind title. German binding.
    History of the war between Prussia and its allied states and Austria and its allied states. It was Frederick II who triggered the hostilities between the two nations by attempting to seize Silesia, this war took place within the conflict of the Austrian succession.

    €600
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