RARE monograph on Targum Jonathan (Targum Pseudo-Jonathan; Targum Yerushalmi) and its relation to the Jewish Halakhah by Selig Gronemann (1843-1918), an eminent German rabbi and scholar, who served as rabbi at Strasburg (1872), Danzig (1878), Hanover (1884), and was a member of the Central Committee of the German Zionist organization. 190x125mm. VI+164 pages. Quarter-cloth black board rebound Hardcover. Cover rubbed. Cover edges worn. Cover corners bumped.Spine wrinkled. Spine edges tattered. Spine rear hinge rubbed. Ex-library copy with stamp on page I and 2 stamps on page III. Front whitepage, title page and page I/II detached from binding with tattered edges. Binding visible on inner cover. Pen marks on front endpaper. Some page corner/s slightly chipped - NO damage to text. Some page edges rough-cut. Pages browning and slightly wavy. [SUMMARY]: This study of one of the most important ancient translations of the Pentateuch has sustained some damage (mostly external), but the inside of the book is preserved very well; accordingly this extremely rare book is still in good reading condition.