Sefer HaTishbi, roots of words [the same number as the Gematriya of Tishbi-712] in Lashon HaKodesh by the linguist Rabbi Eliyahu HaLevi Ashkenazi (Rabbi Eliyahu Bachur). Isny, 1541. Printed by PB [Paulus Fagius]. First edition.
The Hebrew edition without Latin translation. With vowels (Nikud).
[100] leaves. 19 cm. Good condition. Spotting. Worm marks. Worn binding. Handwritten glosses.

Precationes Hebraicae (Hebrew prayers), with an abridged version of Sefer Amana. Isny (Germany). 1542. Paulus Fagius printing.
Version of the Birkat HaMazon in Hebrew with Latin translation and explanation followed by the "revised" Christian version of section of the Birkat HaMazon where Jewish motifs are replaced by Christian Messiah motifs. This is followed by a text in Hebrew and Latin: "The things that prevent Jews from believing in the Messiah", which is an abridged version of the missionary book Sefer Amana.
In 1537, the scholarly Christian and Hebraist Paulus Fagius founded a printing press with Hebrew lettering in Isny. Rabbi Eliyahu Ashkenazi "the young man" worked as a proofreader in the printing press and there he printed his work HaTishbi. This printing press produced Hebrew books and Latin translations of Hebrew texts. Among the Hebrew compositions was also a missionary book named Sefer Amana which is allegedly presented as a composition written by a Jew who proves the truth of the Christian religion and which was really written by Paulus Fagius himself.
[32] pages. 21 cm. Good condition. Spotting. Many handwritten inscriptions – in Latin. New leather binding.
Rare.

Sefer Shorashim [L'Radak] with derivatives – in Latin, by Sebastian Munster. Basel, 1548.
The composition is in Latin, with incorporation of Hebrew words, with Hebrew introduction.
[496] leaves. 16 cm. Good condition. Spotting [many clean leaves]. Several leaves have cut margins. Contemporary binding, partially detached (glue marks).

Liber Psalmorum. Venice, Luceantonii Junte printing press, 1534. Latin
Sefer Tehillim (Psalms) translated into Latin. At the end are indexes and a colophon.
Bound with (separate title page followed by an empty flyleaf): Libri Salomonis, Prouerbia, Ecclesiastes, Canticu[m] canticoru[m], Liber sapientie, Ecclesiasticus. With a Latin translation of Mishlei, Kohelet, Shir HaShirim, Chochmat Shlomo and Ben Sira. Noted on title page date of printing 1533.
The two books are bound together in an ancient parchment binding. Small format.
139, [4] leaves; [1] empty leaf, 175 leaves, 11 cm. Good condition. Few stains. Worm damages and minor tears to first and last leaves. Damages to binding.

Five Books of the Torah. Geneva, 1618. Printed by Kafa Ilan. Bible with vowels. Two columns to each page. Separate title pages for Nevi'im Rishonim, Nevi'im Achronim and for the Ketuvim (the five Megillot are printed after the Chumash without different title pages). The title page of Ketuvim is somewhat different and it was printed inside an ornamental frame in which is written "Printed in 613 by Kafa Ilan" [according to Shteinshneider it should be corrected to 617 (1617)]. This title page does not appear in all copies.
Ownership inscriptions and family inscriptions, of "Shmuel Zenvill ben R' zvi". Inscribed on the reverse side of title page and on the last leaf are a list of births and deaths. On the last leaf is an interesting inscription of a miracle which occurred to the writer in 1791, who was saved by a great storm which came upon him and two more Jews when they were in "a small ship in the sea".
369 (Leaves 127-128 were erroneously bound after 124); 124 leaves. 21 cm. Good condition. Spotting and wear (primarily to the first and last leaves. Tears to title page. Small tear to the first three leaves. New leather binding.