Author: Jewish Theological Seminary Association
Constitution and By-laws of the Jewish Theological Seminary Association. Founded Shebat 25, 5646-January 31st, 1886.
Jewish Theological Seminary Association. Constitution and By-laws of the Jewish Theological Seminary Association. Founded Shebat 25, 5646-January 31st, 1886. New York: Philip Cowen, Printer, Office of "The American Hebrew," 1886. 15 p.
[Prospectus addressed “To the Jews and Jewish Congregations of America,” New York, November 1st, 1886, for moral and financial support for the proposed Jewish Theological Seminary of America].
Jewish Theological Seminary Association. [Prospectus addressed “To the Jews and Jewish Congregations of America,” New York, November 1st, 1886, for moral and financial support for the proposed Jewish Theological Seminary of America]. [New York: Froman Bros., 1886]. 8 p.
[Circular letter, December 1, 1889, requesting rabbis to stress in their pulpit addresses the educational and spiritual importance of the Jewish Theological Seminary, now in its third year of existence; Joseph Blumenthal, President, Joseph E. Newburger, Secretary].
Jewish Theological Seminary Association. [Circular letter, December 1, 1889, requesting rabbis to stress in their pulpit addresses the educational and spiritual importance of the Jewish Theological Seminary, now in its third year of existence; Joseph Blumenthal, President, Joseph E. Newburger, Secretary]. New York, 1889.
Proceedings of the Biennial Convention.
Jewish Theological Seminary Association. Proceedings of the Biennial Convention. v. 1- v. 8; 1888-1902. New York. Monographs are appended to the Proceedings as follows: no. 2 (1890): Morais, Sabato. The Jews in Italy. no. 3 (1892): Kohut, Alexander. Notes on a Hitherto Unknown Exegetical, Theological and Philosophical Commentary to the Pentateuch, composed by Aboo Manzûr al-Dhamâri ... With Appendices Containing Hebrew and Arabic Extracts. A Contribution to the Critical Study of Maimûni’s Writings. no. 4 (1894): Kohut, Alexander. “Light of Shade and Lamp of Wisdom" being Hebrew-Arabic Homilies Composed by Nathanel Ibn Yeshaya (1327), with George Alexander Kohut, “A Memoir of Dr. Alexander Kohut's Literary Activity.” For revised reprintings of “A Memoir of Dr. Alexander Kohut's Literary Activity,” see Salo W. Baron and Alexander Marx, ed. Jewish Studies in Memory of George A. Kohut, 1874-1933 (New York, 1935), no. 70. no. 5 (1896): Luzzatto, Samuel David. Prolegomena to a Grammar of the Hebrew Language. Translated by Sabato Morais. no. 6 (1898): Hertz, Joseph Herman. Bachya: The Jewish Thomas a Kempis. A Chapter in History of Jewish Ethics. no. 7 (1900): Drachman, Bernard. Neo-Hebraic Literature in America. A Hitherto Unnoticed Side of the Intellectual Activity of the Jewish People. Copies: AJHS (no. 3; 1892, only Kohut, Notes on a Hitherto Unknown …) CoDU (no. 4; 1894) CtY (complete) DGW (no. 4, 1894) DLC (no. 3, 6-7; 1892-1900) FU (no. 1-7; 1888-1900) ICU (no. 2-4; 1890-94) MH (no. 2-4, 6-7; 1890-1900) NN (complete) NNC (complete) NNJ (complete) NNYI (no. 3-4, 7; 1892-1900) OCH (no. 1-7; 1888-1900) PPGratz (no. 2; 1890, only Morais, The Jews in Italy) PU (LKCAJS) (no. 2; 1890, only Morais, The Jews in Italy; no. 5, 1896) .