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Jewish printed books
  Zacuto, Moses ben Mordecai, Seder Tikkun Shovavim (Venice, 1712)

© Russian State Library, Schneersohn Library, Photographer: Russian State Library, Schneersohn Library, 2013
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Zacuto, Moses ben Mordecai, Seder Tikkun Shovavim (Venice, 1712) | Unknown
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Bragadini, Printing House in Venice
{"1683":"In 1550 Alvise Bragadin established a Hebrew press in Venice, thus ending a brief monopoly in Hebrew printing in Venice enjoyed by Guistiani (after the closing of the Bomberg press). This press continued as one of Venice\u2019s leading Hebrew print shops, issuing Hebrew titles in the 18th C under several generations of Bragadins (the last of whom was Alvise III). Throughout the years, the output of the Bragadini press was considerable and covered the gamut of Hebrew works. The press was somewhat unusual, however, in that the Bragadins themselves did not always take an active role in their printing house, leaving its operation to other printers, and lending their name to other presses."}
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