Hebrew weekly; founded in Berlin in 1750 by Moses Mendelssohn (he was only twenty-one years old at that time) and T. Bock. Only two issues appeared; they contained philosophical and moral reflections from the Leibnitz-Wolff school.
A book yet to be written
This Great Book has not been written yet. You can start it right here: Claude composes an original work from the archive pieces in the corpus and from web research, then enriches it with every new source contributed.
Jewish Encyclopedia entry (1901–1906)
This text is reproduced as it was published more than a century ago. Its figures, its judgements and its “today” belong to its own time, not ours.
ḲOHELET MUSAR
This entry is not yet translated: it is shown in French.
Hebdomadaire hébraïque ; fondé à Berlin en 1750 par Moses Mendelssohn (il n'avait à ce moment que vingt et un ans) et T. Bock. Seuls deux numéros parurent ; ils contenaient des réflexions philosophiques et morales de l'école Leibnitz-Wolff.