Thanks. I will look into this. A group of us from the shul got together at a
friend's house for dinner tonight, a wonderful way to mark the occasion on
our own terms. I described this "makhloket" for our Rabbi, and he instantly
mentioned the Kahana work as well. I will have to try to find a copy to
answer my original question.
...snip...
I have a copy of Ha-sefarim ha-hitzonim (The hidden books i.e. Apocrypha)
in Hebrew. This is a reconstruction of the original Hebrew and not a
translation of the Greek. Abraham Kahana is the editor and Makor
Publishing, Jerusalem was the publisher of the 1978 ed.
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I drew a blank at www.alljudaica.com
but got a couple of hits AbeBooks
http://dogbert.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=231368918
Nothing at Amazon.
Got a hit at http://www.hollanderbooks.com/cat10.htm
But no hits at MSU, Midwest Libraries, etc.
Now I am intrigued and wonder how he justified his reconstruction. Thanks
for the information.
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Enjoy the rest of the chag.
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Daniel Stuhlman
Chicago, IL 60645
ddstuhlman @ earthlink.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~ddstuhlman/liblob.htm
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