J. C. Wolf, in his Bibliothecæ Hebræae, 1733, vol. iv., p. 901, in his biography of Manasseh Ben Israel, incidentally refers to “De Heerlickheid en heyl van Jehuda en Israel” written in Flemish (Belgice) by Henr. Jesse.
It is apparently very rare, the only copy that has been traced is mentioned in “Catalogue De La Bibliothèque de literature hebraique et orientale et d’Auteurs hebreux De Feu Mʳ Leon V. Saraval Trieste ... 1853.”[¹] [I. S.]
Nᵒ. 619 “Jesse Henry de Heerlichkeydt en Heyl van Jehuda en Israel (en langue flamande, traduit de l’anglais.) Amst. 1653 in 8º ... tres-rare....”
[¹] In 1853 the Saraval library was purchased for the Breslau Jewish Theological seminary.
XXXV.
Of the Late Proceeds at White-Hall, concerning the Jews [Henry Jesse]
A | Narrative | Of the late Proceeds at | White-Hall, | Concerning The | Jews: | Who had desired by R. Manasses | an agent for them, that they might return to | England, and Worship the God of their Fa-|thers here in their Synagogues, etc. |
Published for satisfaction to many in several parts of Eng-|land, that are desirous, and inquisitive to hear the | Truth thereof. | London: | Printed for L: Chapman, at the Crown in Popes-|head-Alley. 1656. |
(4to. 1 l. + 14 pp.)[¹] [I. S.]