URI(s)
Variants
- Goldshṭain, Daṿid, 1933-1987
- Goldstein, David, 1933-
- גולדשטן, דוד, 1933-1987
- Gōrudosutain, Deividdo, 1933-1987
- Gōrudosutain, D., 1933-1987
Identifies LC/NAF RWO
Identifies RWO
Birth Date
- 1933
Death Date
- 1987
Has Affiliation
- Affiliation Start: 1975
- Organization: British Library. Department of Oriental Manuscripts and Printed Books
Has Affiliation
- Affiliation End: 1956
- Organization: University of Oxford
- Organization: St. Edmund Hall (University of Oxford)
Birth Place
- London (England)
Associated Language
- English
Field of Activity
(lcsh) Hebrew language--Translating
Occupation
Manuscripts curator
Additional Related Forms
- British Library
- British Library. Department of Oriental Manuscripts and Printed Books
- British Library. Oriental Collections
- Haggadah (Manuscript British Library. Additional 14762). Hebrew (Goldstein)
- Leo Baeck College
- St. Edmund Hall (University of Oxford)
- University College, London
- University of Oxford
Exact Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Closely Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Earlier Established Forms
- Goldstein, David, 1933-
Sources
- found: Haggadah. The Ashkenazi Haggadah, 1985:CIP t.p. (David Goldstein, curator of Heb. mss. and printed bks., British Libr., London) added t.p. (Daṿid Goldshṭain [in Heb.]) book page facing title page (introduction, notes on the illuminations, transcription, and English translation by David Goldstein, curator of Hebrew Manuscripts and Printed Books at the British Library, London) title page verso (Add. MS. 14762, in the Department of Oriental Manuscripts and Printed Books, the British Library)
- found: LC data base, 5-3-84(hdg.: Goldstein, David, 1933- )
- found: OCLC, 28 January 2020(access points: Goldstein, David, 1933- , Goldstein, David, 1933-1987; usages: David Goldstein, דוד גולדשטיין = Daṿid Goldshṭain, Deividdo Gōrudosutain, D. Gōrudosutain; usage as subject: Rabbi Dr David Goldstein, 1933-1987)
- found: Hebrew poems from Spain, 2007, viewed online 28 January 2020:title page (introduction, translation, and notes by David Goldstein) Scheindlin, Raymond. Foreword, pages v-vi (when Hebrew Poems from Spain appeared in 1965, was the first anthology in English completely devoted to the poetry of the Hebrew Golden Age) page vi (he was not an academic specialist in medieval Hebrew literature but a scholarly rabbi with a superb knowledge of Hebrew, a love of poetry, and an aptitude for learned popularization; born in London 1933; early aptitude in French, Latin, and Greek; studied English at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, where wrote poetry, belonged to a literary circle; MA in 1956, then took up Jewish studies, doctorate from University College, London, and rabbinic ordination from Leo Baeck College; after serving as rabbi to two congregations, joined staff of British Library's Department of Hebrew Manuscripts and Printed Books in 1975, eventually becoming deputy keeper in Oriental Collection; anthology, Jewish Folklore and Legend (1980); also published works of a more technical nature: introduction to The Book of Proverbs with the Commentary of Immanuel of Rome (1981); The Ashkenazic [i.e., Ashkenazi] Haggadah : A Hebrew Manuscript of the Mid-Fifteenth Century from the Collections of the British Library (1985); bibliography, Hebrew Incunables in the British Isles (1985); Hebrew Manuscript Painting (1985); edited volume of essays by Joseph Weiss, Studies in East European Jewish Mysticism and Hasidism (1985); translation of Isaiah Tishby's The Wisdom of the Zohar (1989); early death in 1987)
- notfound: Wikipedia, 29 January 2020
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Change Notes
- 1984-05-07: new
- 2020-04-21: revised
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