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A tenth-century children’s alphabet primer from a Hebrew manuscript. Cambridge University Library, T-S K5.13.
ABOVE: Ethiopian boys and girls learn Hebrew in a makeshift classroom in Addis Ababa. © Ricki Rosen/Corbis SABA. LEFT: Children studying <strong>Torah</strong> in a heder . (elementary level Jewish class), end of 20th century, Jerusalem. Photo: Z. Radovan, Jerusalem.
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ENCYCLOPAEDIA JUDAICA
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©2007 Keter Publishing House Ltd.
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BAALAH (Heb. הָלְ עַ ּב), n
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jailed. Ultimately, the Soviet Unio
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feated the Philistines in their att
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the direction rather than the name
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Canaanite Religion (1969). Add. Bib
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index; Friedmann, in: YIVO Bleter,
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tive as a mathematician both in res
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in the U.S.S.R. In 1937 he was give
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of one amora, their punishment vari
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Jewish nature of the site and an ap
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period (c. 1850 B.C.E.) the *Amorit
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Information on Babylonian Jewry und
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came from the transient Palmyrene E
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there from 1905 until his death. A
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en Bezalel (the Maharal) of Prague.
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dates of his birth and death are un
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Amoräer (1878, also in Hg., 19132)
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of Nemirov, a disciple of *Levi Isa
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the calendar with Bacon (S. Berger,
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°BADÈ, WILLIAM FREDERIC (1871-193
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Leket Peraḥim and Zer Peraḥim (
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15th century, a Jewish badge, in ad
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maternal grandson of Isaac *Covo. I
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of Breslau under J. Freudental and
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winning by a TKO in the 11th. Baer
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Posen, resigned when Posen was rein
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Community Leaders In the 18th and 1
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again became president of the commu
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of the *Inquisition was established
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the works, amongst a host of early
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BAḤYA (Pseudo), name given to the
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God is good, and that he has a know
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Among his many publications, Bailyn
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BAK, printers and pioneers in Erez
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ginning with “And Hannah prayed
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ish question. For him the solution
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there are indications that Balaam w
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hearing this, Balaam became greatly
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Among artists, portrayal of the sub
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sions of Lenin (1934); My Life as a
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Turks in 1453. In this lament on th
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with the Arab population and lay th
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is indeed doubtful whether the Brit
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all three participated in a Jeffers
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ciation. In 1901 he established the
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in 1560. The Christian printer Dani
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ography: A. Mirodan, Dictionar neco
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networks had arisen: the German-spo
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Over the years the university expan
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BAMBERGER, HEINRICH VON (1822-1888)
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BAMBERGER, SIMON (1846-1926), U.S.
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The region is still considered to b
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mentary on the Tosefta before his d
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1549). Prostitution and adultery we
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was given by several persons. In we
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ITALY. In the 15th and beginning of
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ank in 1803, which under Ludwig (wh
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D. Wolfowitz, a veteran foreign pol
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early detachment from Judaism, she
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Bāqā al-Gharbiyya received munici
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ever - whether quoted in the Talmud
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ferences are by and large localized
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passages are difficult to understan
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of the litigation. In writing the C
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BARAM, UZI (1937- ), Israeli politi
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man and Hebrew in Jewish journals a
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choice of material and is still a f
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His daughter was Asenath *Barazani.
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Bibliography: Baer, Studien, 146; B
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public figure in Barcelona, a posit
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and a Maccabi movement. An old-age
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BARD, BASIL JOSEPH ASHER (1914-2002
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ming at the Brandeis Camp Institute
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Simeon to come to their aid. Simeon
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BAR-ILAN, DAVID (1930-2003), Israel
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On several rabbinical committees su
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the recently discovered contemporar
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Extent of revolt Roman Legion Fortr
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on the border of the Judean Desert.
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in 1964-66 as head of the Operation
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The Bar Mitzvah Derashah Solomon Lu
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Current Reform Responsa (1969), ind
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BARNET, WILL (1911- ), U.S. painter
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BARON, BERNHARD (1850-1929), indust
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Baron undertook the largest synthet
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Rachel preferred death to childless
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that Rembrandt’s painting, “The
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Johnson from 1975 and 1993 and was
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Jonah of Safed), and in 1651 became
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already quotes the *Zohar and the t
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and the Babylonians), while the six
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Psalms 147:12, “Praise, O Jerusal
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BARUCH BEN ISAAC OF WORMS (late 12t
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ooks with the aim of refuting the a
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defense committee. As a member of t
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of Man and its president in 1926. B
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Jos., Ant., 12:330ff.). Alexander *
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empereur de Byzance, et la civilisa
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eligious studies and director of th
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Not only Herzl in his Judenstaat (1
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Moses Cordovero, Or Ne’erav (a co
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Abraham Hezekiah was proofreader fo
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fuerst”) by his fellow Jews - a f
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Talmudic Period The Talmud declared
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BAT KOL (Heb. לֹ וק תַ ּב;
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Bat-Dor In 1967, Rothschild establi
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Bibliography: Wehr-Halle, in: ZDMG,
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ity - attempting to murder all Jews
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Inter-Parliamentary Group from 1985
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America: A Biographical Dictionary
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of the academies to study one tract
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guard produce (but do not work with
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ecame prominent in Ansbach and Fuer
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the Talmud” illustrated 18 talmud
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the principality. However, six Jewi
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practiced accounting during 1928-46
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Transport and Trading Company in 18
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drinking, no bathing, no anointing,
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71-88; D. Frank, “The End of the
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stones from the last quarter of the
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the administration of justice, the
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were deported to Minsk in 1942. Bed
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evacuation from London in 1939-45.
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ange. While still a youth he became
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Bibliography: R. Heinefling, in: Un
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tragedy of the narration with the o
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tinued to be the southern frontier
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gars but are contained in the compl
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BÉGIN, EMILE-AUGUSTE (1802-1888),
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was promoting the foundation of the
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autobiography under the title The C
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affairs. After failing to receive a
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in 1937 as a student and commenced
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Lebanese Jews immigrated to France,
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where he served as head of the comm
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Mezöberény, was directed to Ausch
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Joseph of Orleans, i.e., Bekhor Sho
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all of them. There were 5,600 Jews
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Ostend WEST VLAANDEREN Bruges Heren
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ups to be accompanied by covering l
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study of modern Hebrew, and hosting
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2001, a National Commission for Res
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the Germans, contrived to organize
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continually” (Gen. 6:5). To aid h
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this solution time is transcended.
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The son of Saddik, MOSES COHEN BELI
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In 1921 Belkin became director of t
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BELL, SIR FRANCIS HENRY DILLON (185
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turned to Chicago. In 1940 he and h
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history at Manchester University an
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into the agricultural and industria
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in later painting, notably the dram
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followers of Belz Ḥasidism throug
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Receiving of the train began. Dozen
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pation Bemporad was compelled to ab
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cized the political positions of Pr
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Russian revolution of 1905, Ben-Amm
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leader of the Greek Socialist Party
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(1860), 32; Schorr, in: He-Ḥalutz
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fore R. Joshua (Par. 1:1). He is fo
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asis of his views in theology, hist
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camping, initiated home-study proje
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mans (under Hadrian) are contained
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cally authentic, although they are
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ment, and those recited before mitz
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Am, as expressed in his historic ar
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translator of Hebrew liturgical wor
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ning of the crisis. On Sept. 8, 195
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German occupation were sometimes no
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found at Benghazi, the Jews of Bere
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socialist society in Palestine, bas
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increased, and Ben-Gurion decided o
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dents are required to develop activ
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Chorale) and special liking for Deb
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linked literary theory to the histo
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However, some scholars believe that
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imports and exports in 1953. From 1
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BENJAMIN, WALTER (1892-1940), Germa
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Ẓevi] according to Nathan”), wa
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Paris Cologne Bonn Coblenz Mainz Pr
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BEN KALBA SAVU’A (1st century C.E
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showed in New York at the Artist’
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BENNETT, MICHAEL (1943-1987), U.S.
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was arrested, Benoît replaced him
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and in German, Philosophische Stroe
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ings by his father David; Tuv-Miẓ
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ooks of the Hagiographa (BK 92b; cf
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verbatum. The first baraita, which
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was chairman of a League of Nations
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itual law (Issur ve-Hetter). Benven
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ther’s side, with its roots in no
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In Paris, Ben-Yehuda met George (Ge
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She worked as an editor of the Ency
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abbi of the Asociación Comunidad I
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land, ein Wintermaerchen (1938), pu
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Its Yishuv during the Ottoman Empir
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items, calculated to please the aut
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However, the conflicting interests
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and the crafts and did not work in
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Under the Soviet government, most o
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he defended the claims of individua
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tion of fables translated mostly fr
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stein, whose influence was apparent
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army marched on Jerusalem, she went
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ing agricultural produce for the lo
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and interferes in Russian politics
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tal, and photographed the Tokyo sky
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secular subjects. In 1901 and again
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Brigadier H.L. Glyn Hughes, deputy
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chairman of the County Republican P
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336 pounds (152.5 kg.), which at a
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ter,” or oleomargarine, in a fact
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Bibliography: B. Shohetman and Sh.
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BERGNER YOSSL (Yosef; 1920- ), Isra
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men. Strong fetters of habit tie ma
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til about May 1946), directed by Is
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was chairman of the society until 1
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veloped these points further in his
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ary page of the Yiddish journal, Di
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Perils of Pauline and Tillie’s Pu
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to the margrave who from 1317 pledg
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pointed of 15, 18, or 32 members. I
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were immediate and made Jews feel d
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Scrolls were hidden there during th
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Bibliography: J. Meisl (ed.), Pinka
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BERLIN, ḤAYYIM (1832-1912), Lithu
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talmudic halakhot not mentioned by
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mahot be-Yisrael, 2 (1948), 33; ide
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the pasteurization of milk and an i
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house but in 1968, during the antis
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BERMAN, SIMEON (1818-1884), precurs
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the Allies’ rejection of these pr
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Hollywood in the early 1950s for al
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landmark texts, notably Crystallizi
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stein took over the prestigious Vos
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BERNHEIM, LOUIS (1861-1931), Belgia
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juedischer Autoren 2 (1993), 289-30
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the National Research Council of Ca
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He also succeeded Igor Stravinsky a
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ecame both a city councillor and an
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Deadlines (1961), Watch That Word (
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Flood, the Flood itself, and the dy
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solidarity.” He was, however, not
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Bibliography: Grove online; MGG2; B
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figure of Beruryah - talmudic schol
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motion in the plane, was solved by
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could read Russian. After the pogro
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figure in the Jewish community and
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and 15th centuries the Beta Israel
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1860-1905: The Missionary Challenge
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Ethiopians in Mereba, a crime commi
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as “an act of renewing their cove
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problematic, economically, socially
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derground organization Irgun Ẓeva
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an ecclesiastical court dealing wit
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sengers were sent out all over the
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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND. Already duri
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conjugal relations with another man
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der was issued to enforce the compl
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An additional example of the Israel
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ounded by an 11 ft. (3⅓ m.) thick
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(2) Kibbutz in the southern Judean
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as soon as Livia became a member of
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ple, with regard to spiced oil, Bet
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those reasons for the ascendance of
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The Bethlehem town group has close
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THE AGGADAH: Ginzberg, Legends, 1 (
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Early Bronze IV, Middle Bronze II,
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all obligations undertaken in the t
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showdown between them at Megiddo in
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The Byzantine Period In Byzantine t
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Shean during the Eighteenth Dynasty
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kings of Judah and Israel, in about
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state, akin to the first Austrian r
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ing with expansion to 420 in the mi
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in Transjordan and Ben-Zion rejecte
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BEZALEL (Heb. לֵ אְלַצְ ּ
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Judaism. The seal of the community
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pupils were such outstanding rabbis
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prophetic visions. While biblical t
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learned and “literary,” he anti
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Bibliography: LNYL, 1 (1956), 277-8
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dustrialist, Oskar Stefen; Jews wer
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schmidt (Jerusalem, 1978). Four man
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Judeo-Romance Languages Ladino (Jud
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formulation. However, tannaitic lit
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though Daniel, Psalms, and Proverbs
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Wisdom of Ben Sira is highly signif
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The Order of the Hagiographa 1. 2.
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pronunciation more or less as it ha
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too, warned against teaching from
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of a million of them. The Portugues
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Akkadian noun itself has been conne
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vah, 29) names Targum Onkelos as th
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TARGUM YERUSHALMI TO THE PROPHETS.
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de Qumran (1971); B. Grossfeld, A B
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not know why translators treated th
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(1975); W. McKane. Selected Christi
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vised the Philoxenian Version compl
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is reflected in sentence structure
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his work include his commentary to
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of communication. Most modern trans
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a surrogate, e.g., “heaven.” Af
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tury. They include one of Judges (M
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and James I, reflected the “Angli
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Knox’s translation can be said to
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not subject to the demands of a den
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“son.” Other inclusive sensitiv
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The following sample of interesting
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of individual scholar-translators w
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NJV Remember the Sabbath day and ke
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desirable, not to mention inevitabl
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and especially La Sainte Bible de J
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and Fleischuetz (1778) also referri
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thorough revision of the Icelandic
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the Bulgarians. However, only fragm
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estant Bible appeared in 1817. An I
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Hebrew Text of the Old Testament: T
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gadic approach, or use of parable a
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ing even in halakhah instances of d
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inner meanings should be allowed to
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the Bible. His emendations serve as
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was gradually developing was that t
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of Israel may be seen in the two ma
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quarters “P” is subject to even
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commentaries on Daniel, worthy of s
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I Kgs 22. The inscriptions refer to
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tion. It was Weber who delineated d
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possession of the entire Jewish peo
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tion is mystic (sod; see *Kabbalah)
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Much has been written about Paul’
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lenge to this contention, in what i
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however, was also familiar with the
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1782; Abele, 1797). Two Jewish writ
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to appear, move and sing, the appea
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two main types were the “aristocr
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cial altar with a leaning ramp, the
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choir illustrates Psalm 149, “Hal
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the Bible, the National Bible Socie
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sua Typographia, adjuntos os preço
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Bibliography: Zunz, Gesch, 230-48;
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versities and then gradually shifte
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and 30 other Jews, they formed a pa
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Spreading of Enlightenment.” As a
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RELEASE FROM THE PROHIBITION. The o
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ingly rejected Zionism as an overt
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tinuation of these annuals, M.E. *S
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ics, but his tendency to see everyt
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they discovered that Oliphant could
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East”). Towards the end of its ex
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the Council of Bingen (1455-56) in
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Joseph *Caro’s diary on his heave
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E.E. Lifschutz, Bibliography of Ame
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After the 1837 earthquake that dest
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all ingredients necessary to make s
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ceived the idea that the Jews were
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(1921), Das Kaiser und der Architek
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the Economically Ruined Jewish Mass
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the pangs of childbirth were foreto
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lical To Modern Times (2004); R.L.
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BISCHOFFSHEIM FAMILY RAPHAEL NATHAN
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BISTRITA (Rom. Bistriţa; Hg. Beszt
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BITHIAH, name given by the rabbis t
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losophy Department at the Universit
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tribute among the wells, the cister
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Page 739 and 740: BLANK, ARTHUR M. (1942- ), U.S. ent
Page 741 and 742: period that he worked with the Krok
Page 743 and 744: Regarded as the reigning theorist o
Page 745 and 746: demic Work (1973), On the Nature of
Page 747 and 748: well as the economic crisis in Pale
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Page 751 and 752: eficiary of good fortune or the vic
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Page 771 and 772: Bibliography: Dubnow, Hist Russ, 3
Page 773 and 774: stricted and regulated: the natural
Page 775 and 776: statues, led to charges of ritual k
Page 777 and 778: ENCYCLOPAEDIA JUDAICA, Second Editi
Page 779 and 780: curred in places within the *Pale o
Page 781 and 782: in the Stream (1977), Sammy and Ros
Page 783 and 784: BLOOMFIELD, LEONARD (1887-1949), Am
Page 785: A bar mitzvah boy surrounded by fam
Page 790 and 791: Dowry of a Jewish bride, made from
Page 792 and 793: Yemenite Jewish bride and groom in
Page 794 and 795: abbreviation Rom. Romanian. Rus(s).
Page 796 and 797: abbreviations Ibn Ezra, Comm. to th
Page 798 and 799: abbreviations Ohel Moshe (2), Resp.
Page 800 and 801: abbreviations Yad Ramah, Nov. by Me
Page 802 and 803: abbreviations Baron, Social S.W. Ba
Page 804 and 805: abbreviations EG Enẓiklopedyah sh
Page 806 and 807: abbreviations IEJ Israel Exploratio
Page 808 and 809: abbreviations MGG 2 Die Musik in Ge
Page 810 and 811: abbreviations IQSa The Rule of the
Page 812 and 813: abbreviations TSBA Transactions of
Page 814 and 815: transliteration rules YIDDISH א no
Page 816 and 817: GLOSSARY Asterisked terms have sepa
Page 818 and 819: glossary *Kalām (Ar.), science of
Page 820 and 821: glossary Resh galuta, lay head of B
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