Hebraica
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In libraries , bookshops and literary studies, Hebraica is handwritten or printed literature that has been written or printed in the Hebrew language or with Hebrew characters . This includes, for example, literature printed with Hebrew letters in the Yiddish language and Jewish Spanish or ancient literature in the Crimean language .
Occasionally other publications dealing with the Hebrew language are also counted among the Hebraica. The content of a work is otherwise meaningless for the classification as Hebraicum, while Judaica are defined by their content.
literature
- Bruno Kirschner , Leon Julius Silberstrom: Orientalia. In: Georg Herlitz , Bruno Kirschner (ed.): Jüdisches Lexikon . An encyclopedic manual of Jewish knowledge in four volumes. Volume IV / 1: Me-R. Jüdischer Verlag, Berlin 1930, columns 604–605 .