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'IATIONS, SYMBOLS, AX ID BIBLIOQRAPHIOAL NOTES xxiii
The St~u~le
o/thr Nationr
-Eypf,Syrin,nndAssy&.
Hirroirr Anria,me des Peupler
de L'Orienf ('99f.).
Monntsbtrirhl der Beriinrr Adodmsre.
Mifthrrir~n~en undiliadrirhten dm
Deutichrn Peliirfzno- Yereins,
'958
A. Merx, Archiv j: wiise!rir/rqfflichc
Erforrihung d. AT ('69).
Ed. Meyer:
Gcirhirhte des AANerthutns :
i., Grrrh. d. Orients 6ii zur
('g);
Be iindu~zgdu Perrerreirlrr
ii., Gcrrh. dm Ahend-
Lnndei 6is auf die Perrevkriefe
('93).
Die Xnli(ehung der Judenrhlrurnr,
'96.
H. A. W. Meyer (1803-73),
founder of the series Kriliirh-
cxrvelisrher Komnrenfa~ iiberdas
A'& Terfamrrrt.
Monotirrhrifl fir Gesih. u. Wirr.
liei fudmthunri, '51 f.
Mirhnic Hebrew, the language of
the Mirhna, l'osephta, Midrarhim,
and considerable parts of
the Talmud.
Mesha Inscription, commonly
known as the 'Moabite Stone.'
See MEMA.
Midrash. SeeCHnoNlcrEs,~ 6 (2).
Mishna, the standard collection
(completed, according to tradition,
by R. Judah the Holy, about
2co AD.) of sixty-three treatises
(representing the Jewish traditional
or un=,rittm law as cleveloped
by the second century
A.D.), arranged in six groups or
Sederr thus: - i. Zl'rii'inr (I I
tractates), ii. M5'2d ((12), iii.
Nzshirn (7). iv. Arieihin (lo), v.
KodEshFm(1 I), vi.,TohZrCth(~ 2).
'LbndS -a, ir. 8 MikwSoth, ui. 6
xholh, iv. g &??Ed K%c.Sn, ii. rr
'ArZkhin, r. 5 Nazir, iii +
IIBb5 Wathri, iv. 3 Nedirim, ;I!. 3
Bdbi Kamrni, iv. I NegSim. ui. 3
Bgb% hl5?ib, iu. 2 Niddi, rl. 7
B5khar$th, v. I
Bernkhdih, i. 1
Uhilbth, vz. n
'Orli, i. lo
BE*, ii. , PXrj, ri. 4
BikkUrim i. XI PE'i, i. z
chagi@ ;i. xn PEr%chirn, ii. 3
Chnlli, : 9 o ~ Ha(rh)rh%nl,
h
Chullin v. 3 "Yi. 8
1Xrnd;,'i. 3 Sanhed"", iv. 4
'Eduyilfh, I". 7 Shahbath, i / r
'Enihin. ii. 2 Shehdoth, ;u. 6.
Ginin, iii. 6
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