Remote Antiquity, with notes and glossary, together with a “Sketch of the Talmud” (1877) English translation (from French) of Munz's History of Philosophy and Philosophical Authors of the Jews (1881) English translation (from Hebrew) of Ha-Tapnach, an imitation of Plato's Phaedor ascribed to Aristotle the Stagyrite (New York, 1885) His contributions to Talmudical lexicography were published in the London Jewish Chronicle (1867) and in the Literatur-Blatt (Magdeburg, Germany, 1880). Verse “Töne des Morgen-Landes” (Sounds of the Orient) “Die letzten Lebensmomente Moses” (The Last Months of Moses) “Die mystische Harfe” (The Mystic Harp) “Der Teufelstein” (Devil's Rock) “Gesicht der Seele” (Face of the Soul) Several hymns which are contained in the Reformed Hebrew Prayer-Book Notes References Attribution External links 1816 births 1886 deaths People from Krotoszyn 19th-century German rabbis American Reform rabbis 19th-century American rabbis