commentary and introduction. A catalogue of the Library of Joseph Almanzi. A treatise on Hebrew grammar. A poem of Abraham Bedersi, published for the first time with a preface and a commentary at the beginning of Bedersi's Hotam Tokhnit. Commentary on the Pentateuch. Padua. 1871. commentary on Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Proverbs, and Job. In two parts; the first containing a list of the Geonim and Rabbis, and the second one of the payyetanim and their piyyutim. A treatise on Jewish dogma. A collection of eighty-one unpublished piyyutim, amended. 301 letters, published by Isaiah Luzzatto and prefaced by David Kaufmann. In Italian (Annotated English edition by A. D. Rubin, 2005. Italian translation of Job. Padua. 1853 Italian translation of the Pentateuch and Hafṭarot. Triest, 1858–60 Translated into German by Krüger, Breslau, 1873; into English by Goldammer, New York, 1876; and the part on the Talmudic dialect, into Hebrew by Hayyim Tzvi Lerner, St. Petersburg, 1880. (Ffirst published by Luzzatto himself in "Mosé," i–vi.). References External links Literature by and about Samuel David Luzzatto in University Library JCS Frankfurt am Main: Digital Collections Judaica Vikkuach al chakhmat ha-Kabbalah v'al kadmut Sefer ha-Zohar (English translation) A Letter to Almeda: Shadal’s Guide for the Perplexed. Luzzatto's explanation of the principles of Jewish faith, translated to English. Digitized works by Samuel David Luzzatto at the Leo Baeck Institute, New York 1800 births 1865 deaths 19th-century Italian rabbis 19th-century Jewish biblical scholars 19th-century poets 19th-century translators Grammarians from Italy Hebrew-language poets Italian Orthodox rabbis Italki Jews Jewish Italian writers Jewish poets Jewish translators of the Bible Samuel David People of the Haskalah Translators of the Bible into Italian Writers from Trieste