Now, I'd really like to know the full name of that translator. I hope I can get to it via this reference. The problem is I don't know anything about that work -- its name suggests it is perhaps a religious work, but I have an idea it may be a (liberal) translation of the title of John Milton's Paradise Lost, so that perhaps the work is a translation of Milton's masterpiece. This is perhaps even more likely than the work being religious, as the man is a translator...
But I wonder how I can find out for sure. I guess I'll have to trudge on to the Hebrew University in Jerusalem (gasp! research without a keyboard?!) and pore over catalogs and lists of books published in 19th century Viennese Jewish circles...
Update: A friend (dubi@forum2.org) kindly searched the Hebrew University library (through the internet, actually, quipping "research without a keyboard my foot!"), and found the book! It actually is a translation of John Milton's Paradise Lost into Hebrew! I'm absolutely ecstatic! My friend will get me the book from the library. Bliss!
