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1696 Hebrew Republic Judaism Judaica Republican Government Semitism CunaeusPetrus Cunaeus was an early 17th-century Dutch scholar whose 'Hebrew Republic' is considered, according to Tuck, "the most powerful statement of republican theory in the early years of the Dutch Republic." (Tuck, 169)
"De Republica Hebraeorum" describes ancient Hebrew kingdoms and portrays it as the model of republican governments. This book was highly influential on the formation of the Dutch Republic, even though Cunaeus foresaw the Dutch government falling just as Rome did. Ultimately, Cunaeus sought for the book to instill tolerance toward 17th-century Jews through the publication of 'Republica.'
This 1696 edition features a charming full-page frontispiece.
Item number: #6557
Price: $550
CUNAEUS, Petrus
Petri Cunaei. De republica Hebraeorum, libri III.
Lipsiae : Sumpt. Jo. Christian. Wohlfarti, M DC XCVI. [1696].
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Collation: Complete with all pages
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[34], 502, [22]
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