The Jewish Ritual: Or the Religious Customs and Ceremonies of the Jews, Used in Their Publick Worship and Private Devotions. Particularly, in Their Solemn Feasts and Fasts, Marriages, Circumcision, Burials, and Mourning for the Dead. Their Ceremonious Observances when They Rise in a Morning; at Their Meals; in Their Conversation with Christians; and on Various Other Occasions. Their Manner of Saluting the New Moon. Their Notions about Dreams, Apparitions, Evil Spirits, Witchcraft, and of Guarding Against an Evil Eye. Their Peculiar Manner of Slaughtering Beasts. Their Method in Reading the Law. Extracted from the Talmuds of Their Most Celebrated Rabbins and Doctors. To which is Prefixed, a Large and Curious Print of the Inside of Solomon's Temple