I realize the question has been answered, but I just saw a new resource
at OCLC that might be of interest. Its called WorldCat Identities. You
type in the name of an author and it gives you lists of works by the
author and the most heavily held books about the author. It also give
editions in
Dear Joel,
A search in the Union List of the Israeli Library Network (ULI)
brought up at least 21 distinct records.
You may access ULI at http://libnet1.ac.il/~libnet/uli and search
Hebrew titles in Hebrew letters. A search in ULI will display all the
holdings of the academic libraries in
Gates may have included printings.
For example, HUC, NY has one published in Warsaw by Zuckerman in 1897
that is hotsaah 2 u-metukenet.
That means there was an earlier printing as well, and that the 1902
might have been a reprint of the 1897.
This would indicate that there was both the interest
Thanks to all of you who have responded. It has been an education for me!!
There are other issues with Professor Gates's version, see
http://www.newyorker.com/printables/critics/061106crbo_books1 but
this minor point does not seem to be one of them.
We are indeed the people of the book.
Best,
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