ISBN10: 0827600518, ISBN13: 9780827600515, [publisher: The Jewish Publication Society of America, Philadelphia] Hardcover First Edition 8vo. (lvii), 593 pp. White dust jacket with green and black lettering on covers and spine. White cloth boards with green lettering and gilt ruling on spine. Green endpapers. Work of Midrashic Literature on the Shabbath and Jewish High Holidays (see bellow). Translated from Hebrew and Aramaic. Dust jacket lightly bumped at head and tail of spine, some light rubbing to dj extremities. Head and tail of binding lightly bumped. Long known only to scholars and specialists, Pesikta de-Rab Kahana is a masterpiece of Midrashic literature. A collection of discourses for special Sabbaths and festival days compiled and organized during the fifth century, it was well known and studied from the end of that century until it disappeared sometime in the sixteenth century. From manuscripts discovered in 1868 and still others 100 years later, it was reborn. In 1975 JPS brought it to English readers through Braude and Kapstein's translation. (Source: Jewish Publication Society).
[Santa Monica, CA, U.S.A.] [Publication Year: 1975]

Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society of America, Date: 1975. First edition. Hardcover. g+ to vg+. 8vo. lvii, (1), 593, (1)pp. White dust jacket with green and black lettering on covers and spine. White cloth boards with green lettering and gilt ruling on spine. Green endpapers. Work of Midrashic Literature on the Sabbath and Jewish High Holidays (see bellow). Translated from Hebrew and Aramaic. Dust jacket a bit soiled & spotted and the cloth binding is foxed, but still an excellent reading copy. Long known only to scholars and specialists, Pesikta de-Rab Kahana is a masterpiece of Midrashic literature. A collection of discourses for special Sabbaths and festival days compiled and organized during the fifth century, it was well known and studied from the end of that century until it disappeared sometime in the sixteenth century. From manuscripts discovered in 1868 and still others 100 years later, it was reborn. In 1975 JPS brought it to English readers through Braude and Kapstein's translation. (Source: Jewish Publication Society). 1975. The Jewish Publication Society of America ISBN 0827600518 US

Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society of America, Date: 1975. First edition. Hardcover. g+ to vg+. 8vo. lvii, (1), 593, (1)pp. White dust jacket with green and black lettering on covers and spine. White cloth boards with green lettering and gilt ruling on spine. Green endpapers. Work of Midrashic Literature on the Sabbath and Jewish High Holidays (see bellow). Translated from Hebrew and Aramaic. Dust jacket a bit soiled & spotted and the cloth binding is foxed, but still an excellent reading copy. Long known only to scholars and specialists, Pesikta de-Rab Kahana is a masterpiece of Midrashic literature. A collection of discourses for special Sabbaths and festival days compiled and organized during the fifth century, it was well known and studied from the end of that century until it disappeared sometime in the sixteenth century. From manuscripts discovered in 1868 and still others 100 years later, it was reborn. In 1975 JPS brought it to English readers through Braude and Kapstein's translation. (Source: Jewish Publication Society). 1975. The Jewish Publication Society of America ISBN 0827600518 9780827600515 [US]

Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society of America, Date: 1975. First edition. Hardcover. g+ to vg+. 8vo. (lvii), 593, (1). pp. White dust jacket with green and black lettering on covers and spine. White cloth boards with green lettering and gilt ruling on spine. Green endpapers. Work of Midrashic Literature on the Shabbath and Jewish High Holidays (see bellow). Translated from Hebrew and Aramaic. Dust jacket lightly bumped at head and tail of spine, some light rubbing to dj extremities. Head and tail of binding lightly bumped. Long known only to scholars and specialists, Pesikta de-Rab Kahana is a masterpiece of Midrashic literature. A collection of discourses for special Sabbaths and festival days compiled and organized during the fifth century, it was well known and studied from the end of that century until it disappeared sometime in the sixteenth century. From manuscripts discovered in 1868 and still others 100 years later, it was reborn. In 1975 JPS brought it to English readers through Braude and Kapstein's translation. (Source: Jewish Publication Society). 1975. The Jewish Publication Society of America ISBN 0827600518 9780827600515 [US]

ISBN10: 0827600518, ISBN13: 9780827600515, [publisher: The Jewish Publication Society of America, Philadelphia] Hardcover First Edition 8vo. lvii, 593 pp. Tan cloth binding with green lettering to spine in original dust jacket. Green endpapers. Work of Midrashic Literature on the Shabbath and Jewish High Holidays (see bellow). Translated from Hebrew and Aramaic. Very minor age wear to dj, with closed tears and creasing to head and tail of dj spine. Ex libris to inside of front board. Otherwise clean and tight. Very good condition. Long known only to scholars and specialists, Pesikta de-Rab Kahana is a masterpiece of midrashic literature. A collection of discourses for special Sabbaths and festival days compiled and organized during the fifth century, it was well known and studied from the end of that century until it disappeared sometime in the sixteenth century. From manuscripts discovered in 1868 and still others 100 years later, it was reborn. In 1975 JPS brought it to English readers through Braude and Kapstein's translation. (Source: Jewish Publication Society).
[Santa Monica, CA, U.S.A.] [Publication Year: 1975]

Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society of America, Date: 1975. (First Edition). Hardcover. vg. 8vo. lvii, 593 pp. Tan cloth binding with green lettering to spine in original dust jacket. Green endpapers. Work of Midrashic Literature on the Shabbath and Jewish High Holidays (see bellow). Translated from Hebrew and Aramaic. Very minor age wear to dj, with closed tears and creasing to head and tail of dj spine.. Ex libris to inside of front board. Otherwise clean and tight. Very good condition. Long known only to scholars and specialists, Pesikta de-Rab Kahana is a masterpiece of midrashic literature. A collection of discourses for special Sabbaths and festival days compiled and organized during the fifth century, it was well known and studied from the end of that century until it disappeared sometime in the sixteenth century. From manuscripts discovered in 1868 and still others 100 years later, it was reborn. In 1975 JPS brought it to English readers through Braude and Kapstein's translation. (Source: Jewish Publication Society). 1975. The Jewish Publication Society of America ISBN 0827600518 9780827600515 [US]

ISBN10: 0827600518, ISBN13: 9780827600515, [publisher: The Jewish Publication Society of America, Philadelphia] Hardcover 8vo. lvii, 593 pp. White dust jacket with green and black lettering on front cover and spine. White cloth boards with green lettering and gilt ruling on spine. Green endpapers. Work of Midrashic Literature on the Shabbath and Jewish High Holidays (see bellow). Translated from Hebrew and Aramaic. Dust jacket with some small closed tears to top and bottom edges of front and back covers, and head and tail of spine. Small chip to top edge of dj. Light smudges to front and back covers. Spine of dj with offsetting from previously attached sticker. Interior with stamp of previous owner to bottom right corner of front free endpaper, title page and along top edge of book. Dust jacket in overall good+, Binding and interior in very good+ condition. Long known only to scholars and specialists, Pesikta de-Rab Kahana is a masterpiece of Midrashic literature. A collection of discourses for special Sabbaths and festival days compiled and organized during the fifth century, it was well known and studied from the end of that century until it disappeared sometime in the sixteenth century. From manuscripts discovered in 1868 and still others 100 years later, it was reborn. In 1975 JPS brought it to English readers through Braude and Kapstein's translation. (Source: Jewish Publication Society).
[Santa Monica, CA, U.S.A.] [Publication Year: 1978]

Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society of America, Date: 1978. Second Impression. Hardcover. g+ to vg+. 8vo. lvii, 593 pp. White dust jacket with green and black lettering on front cover and spine. White cloth boards with green lettering and gilt ruling on spine. Green endpapers. Work of Midrashic Literature on the Shabbath and Jewish High Holidays (see bellow). Translated from Hebrew and Aramaic. Dust jacket with some small closed tears to top and bottom edges of front and back covers, and head and tail of spine. Small chip to top edge of dj. Light smudges to front and back covers. Spine of dj with offsetting from previously attached sticker. Interior with stamp of previous owner to bottom right corner of front free endpaper, title page and along top edge of book. Dust jacket in overall good+, Binding and interior in very good+ condition. Long known only to scholars and specialists, Pesikta de-Rab Kahana is a masterpiece of Midrashic literature. A collection of discourses for special Sabbaths and festival days compiled and organized during the fifth century, it was well known and studied from the end of that century until it disappeared sometime in the sixteenth century. From manuscripts discovered in 1868 and still others 100 years later, it was reborn. In 1975 JPS brought it to English readers through Braude and Kapstein's translation. (Source: Jewish Publication Society). 1978. The Jewish Publication Society of America ISBN 0827600518 9780827600515 [US]