Vampires (subtitled "Between the Dead and the Living"):
People, in his time primarily Chassidim, who wear Rabbenu Tam tefillin:
An ode to cigarettes:
See here for more about Almanzi.
Monday, December 13, 2010
Hebrew odes to Vampires and pretentious wearers of two pairs of tefillin from the 1850s.
Joseph Almanzi's 1858 collection of Hebrew poetry נזם זהב includes a few poems about some interesting subjects.
Vampires (subtitled "Between the Dead and the Living"):
People, in his time primarily Chassidim, who wear Rabbenu Tam tefillin:
An ode to cigarettes:
See here for more about Almanzi.
Vampires (subtitled "Between the Dead and the Living"):
People, in his time primarily Chassidim, who wear Rabbenu Tam tefillin:
An ode to cigarettes:
See here for more about Almanzi.
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