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Ein Anhang Zu Herrn Jacobi Briefwechsel Uber Die Lehre Des Spinoza (1786)
Moses Mendelssohn's 1786 letter to friends explores Spinoza's philosophy, particularly its compatibility with Jewish religion. As an appendix to his correspondence with Jacobi, Mendelssohn delves into the interplay between reason and revelation, making significant contributions to the discourse on Spinoza's ideas. This work is pivotal for understanding the Jewish Enlightenment and the evolution of Jewish philosophy, highlighting its cultural importance. The book is presented as a facsimile reprint, maintaining the integrity of the original text.