Vate atras

Moneda para el pidyon haben

Yad

Moneda uzada para el pidyon haben

Traduksyones

  • Ebreoמטבעות לגאולת הבן הבכור ומגש לגאולת הבן הבכור
  • InglezCoins for the redemption of the firstborn
  • AlmanMünzen für die Zeremonie der Auslösung der Erstgeburt
  • RusoМонеты для церемонии выкупа первенца
  • FransesPièces pour le rachat du premier-né
  • OlandezMunten voor de lossing van de eerstgeborene
  • ItalianoMonete e vassoio per il riscatto del primogenito
  • ChekoMince na vykoupení prvorozených
  • UngarezPidjon haben érme
  • EspanyolMonedas para la ceremonia del rescate del recién nacido
  • GregoΝομίσματα για την τελετή του πιντιγιόν αμπέν
  • PolakoMonety na ceremonię pidjon ha-ben
  • Araboقطع نقدية لفدية الابن البكر الذكر
  • Yidishמטבעות און אַ טאַץ פֿאַר אויסקויפֿן פֿון אַן ערשטלינג

Lista de livros pertinente al suje

Benjamin, Chaya. The Stieglitz Collection: Masterpieces of Jewish Art. Jerusalem: The Israel Museum, 1987, pp. 314-15.

Gutmann, Joseph. Iconography of Religions: The Jewish Life Cycle. Edited by Th. Van Baarn et al., vol. XXIII, no. 4, Leiden: E. J. Brill, 1987, pp. 8-9, pls. XVI-XVII.

Sabar, Shalom, ed. Ma’agal Ha-hayyim (The Life Cycle), Jerusalem: Ben- Zvi Institute and the Ministry of Education, 2006, pp. 73-78.

Weisberg, Yosef David. Otsar Habris: Encyclopedia of the Laws and Customs of the Bris Milah and Pidyon Haben. Brooklyn: Hamoer Book Distributors, 2002.

Enformasyon por el imaje

London, England, 1955. Silver, 3.5 cm diameter. Designed by Vivian Cohen and produced for the DeVere Coin Company. Collection and photo: Ira Rezak.

Israel, 1974. Silver, 3,7 cm diameter, 26 grams. Designed by “Roli” (Rothschild and Lippman), struck at the Israel Government Mint, Jerusalem. Collection and photo: Ira Rezak.

Coin (obverse), Israel, 1974. Silver, 3.7 cm diameter, 26 grams. Designed by “Roli” (Rothschild and Lippman), struck at the Israel Government Mint, Jerusalem. Collection and photo: Ira Rezak.

Breslau, ca. 1670. Silver, 3.5 cm diameter, 19.2 grams. Signed with the initials of its maker I.B. (Johann Buchheim of Breslau). Believed to be commissioned by Samuel Oppenheim of Vienna (1630-1703). Collection and photo: Ira Rezak.

Coin (obverse), ca. 1670, Breslau. Silver, 3.5 cm diameter, 19.2 grams. Signed with the initials of its maker I.B. (Johann Buchheim of Breslau). Believed to be commissioned by Samuel Oppenheim of Vienna (1630-1703). Collection and photo: Ira Rezak.

Objektos relativos

Eskojer una lingua