Enlightenment Books - Moreh Nevuchim - First Editions

a. Min HaYoresh Divrei Elokim. Prague, 1830. Single edition.
"Explained from the vision between the pieces, through a riddle-like parable and it is one of the books written in the Greek language by Rabbi Yedidya the Alexandrian, who is known as the Jewish Philo. And now it was translated [from Latin] to our holy language". The translator: Yosef Flesch.
And accompanying it is the book Evel Kaved, which includes a eulogy on the death of his father, Rabbi Avraham Flesch. Includes important letters from Rabbi Leib Reinitz of Leipnik.
A rare and interesting book.
Condition: Good.
b. Shvilei Olam. Shimshon Bloch. Zhlovka, 1822. First edition.
First part: Techunat Azia.
Condition: Very Good.
c. Moreh L'Tzdaka. Kratshin 1839. Single edition.
The book Moreh Nevuchim by Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon the Sepharadi, translated to the Ashkenazi language and explained by Rafael Furstenthal. The Yiddish translation is in block Hebrew letters.
In the book are stamps of L. PH. Eichel of Copenhagen - probably a relative of the well-known member of the Enlightenment Itzick Eichel.
Bound together with:
Moreh Nevuchim. Prague, 1864.
With a commentary by M.A. Stern. Including a pull-out (a photocopy of the Rambam's handwriting). Hebrew and German.
Moreh Nevuchim. Which is the book Dalālat Al-Hā’irīn. Part three. Frankfurt, 1839.
Hebrew and German on facing pages.
Condition: Very good. Spine is missing.
d. HaTorah V'HaPilosophia. An in-depth study. By Yitzchak Shmuel Reggio. Vienna, 1827. First edition.
Condition: Good. A few pages which were torn were restored.
e. Levanon. By Rabbi Naftali Hertz Weisel. The first book: Gan Naul. Warsaw, 1838.
Ownership inscriptions.
Condition: Good. Time stains.
Seven books in total.