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Hebrew Humor and Other Essays

Transcriber's note:

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The original spelling of the book has been retained, even when wrong (Bosone da Gobbio [Gubbio], Bezalu, near Perpignon [Besalú, near Perpignan]), or variant (Juda/Jehuda/Jehudah Halevi/Halevy). The original transliteration of Hebrew words, which does not always follow uniform rules, has been preserved. Similarly, inaccurate quotations (e.g. Falstaff's remark “I told you John a Gaunt...”) were not rectified.

Corrections reported in the Errata have been carried into the text.

The following typographical mistakes have been corrected:

p. 54, last line: neighourhood → neighbourhood

p. 78, l. 2: Jacob of Fano, who in his pom → Jacob of Fano, who in his poem

p. 106, l. 33: and looks at if it were → and looks as if it were

p. 181, col. 2, l. 33: Boekh → Boeckh

p. 182, col. 1, l. 26: Conat, Abraham, → Conath, Abraham,

p. 185, col. 2, l. 6: Poesie Hebraeorum, → Poesi Hebraeorum, [in conformity with the 1758 Göttingen edition cited]

p. 186, col. 1, l. 34: “Sommernacht, Die, → “Sommernacht, Die,”

Some page references in the Index have been found to be wrong, and have been corrected:

Baba Kamma, 56 n. → 55 n.

History of European Morals, 115 n. → 15 n.

Humour of the Bible, 1–13. → 1–12.

Lyric songs, 189 → 30, 167–69.

Entries in the Index, which were either italicized or enclosed in double quotes, were left as found.

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