Yudisher Theriak: An Early Modern Yiddish Defense of Judaism by Morris M. Faierstein Dybbuk indicate the number of copies

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intensely suspenseful portrait of a nation riven by insoluble conflict

where ghosts walk the streets and their kisses have warmth

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Yudisher Theriak: An Early Modern Yiddish Defense of Judaism by Morris M. Faierstein Dybbuk indicate the number of copiesTranslated by Morris M. Faierstein The Yudisher Theriak [Jewish Theriac] by Zalman Zvi of Aufhausen, first published in Hanau, in 1615, was a response to an anti Jewish work titled Jdischer abgestreiffter Schlangenbalg [Jewish Shed Snakeskin], written by a Jewish convert to Christianity, Samuel Friedrich Brenz, and published in Nrnberg and Augsburg in 1614. Brenz's work was part of a genre of anti Jewish books and pamphlets written in German and