Michael Creizenach - Works

Works

Creizenach's works are:

  • "Versuch über die Parallellentheorie," Mainz, 1822
  • "Lehrbuch der Darstellenden Geometrie," ib. 1822
  • "Geist der Pharisäischen Lehre," a monthly, ib. 1823-24
  • "Ḥeshbon ha-Nefesh, oder Selbstprüfung des Israeliten Während der Busstage," Frankfurt-on-the-Main, 1838
  • "Ḥinnuk li-Bene Miẓwah, oder Stunden der Weihe für Israelitische Confirmanden," ib. 1841
  • Ibn Ezra's "Yesod Mora" (edited with a German translation), ib. 1840
  • "32 Thesen über den Talmud," ib. 1831
  • "Lehrbuch der Technischen Geometrie," ib. 1828
  • "Lehrbuch der Algebra," Stuttgart and Leipzig, 1835.

His chief work, mentioned above, is "Shulḥan 'Aruk, oder Encyklopädische Darstellung des Mosaischen Gesetzes," etc., in 4 vols.:

  1. "Thariag, oder Inbegriff der Mosaischen Vorschriften nach Talmudischer Interpretation," ib. 1833
  2. "Shurat ha-Din, Anweisung zur Regulirung des Israelitisch-Religiösen Lebens," etc., ib. 1837
  3. "Ḥizzuḳ ha-Torah, oder die Dringlich Gewordene Befestigung der Mosaischen Lehre," etc., ib. 1839
  4. "Dorshe ha-Dorot, oder Entwickelungslehre des Mosaischen Ritualgesetzes," etc., ib. 1840.

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