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Bomberg is a surname, borne,
among others by
Daniel Bomberg (Dutch:
Daniel van Bomberghen; ?,
Antwerp – 1549),
printer of the
Talmud David Garshen Bomberg...
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David Garshen Bomberg (5
December 1890 – 19
August 1957) was a
British painter, and one of the
Whitechapel Boys.
Bomberg was one of the most audacious...
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Daniel Bomberg (c. 1483 – c. 1549) was one of the most
important early printers of
Hebrew books. A
Christian Hebraist who emplo**** rabbis,
scholars and...
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Werner Eduard Fritz von
Blomberg (2
September 1878 – 13
March 1946) was a
German General Staff officer and the
first Minister of War in
Adolf Hitler's...
- 2022-07-12. "
Bomberg, Daniel". jewishencyclopedia.com.
Bomberg, Daniel; Rozenṭal, E (21
December 2018). The
Talmud editions of
Daniel Bomberg.
Bomberg. OCLC 428012084...
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Nineteenth Century: 11-12 LSBU Residences:
David Bomberg House,
London South Bank University, UK.
David Bomberg House group, Facebook. BNP
Parabas Real Estate...
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Environment (2nd ed.). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203426982
Bomberg, E., & Hague, A. (2018). Faith-based
climate action in
Christian congregations:...
- The Mad
Bomberg (German:Der
tolle Bomberg) may
refer to: The Mad
Bomberg (novel), a 1923
novel by
Josef Winckler The Mad
Bomberg (1932 film), a German...
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exhibited together later in the year at
Brighton with
Epstein and
David Bomberg.
Lewis curated the exhibition's 'Cubist Room' and
provided a
written introduction...
- editions.
Bomberg also
included the
Masoretic notes on the
biblical text, but no
modern edition does.
First published in 1516–17 by
Daniel Bomberg in Venice...
