Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

Pedersen, Johannes, 15:711–
712
Perles, Felix, 15:776
Perles, Joseph, 15:776
Protestant, 5:477, 16:26–27
Smend, Rudolph, 18:686–687
curses, power of, 3:752
Damascus Keter (13th c.), vol. 7:
color insert
day and night in, 5:486–488
death, 2:148, 5:510–511
burial customs, 4:291–292
cemeteries, 4:538
debt recovery in, 6:590–591
deep, the, 5:530
deists and, 5:533–534
demons, demonology, 5:572–573
desecration, 5:601
dew, 5:629–630
divination, 5:704–705
divorce, 5:710–711
door and doorpost, 5:752–753
dowries, 5:768
dreams, 6:8–9
drunkenness, 6:26–27
dysphemisms, 6:550
ebony, 6:88
ecology, 6:92–93
education, 6:159, 12:621–622
Emar cuneiform discoveries,
6:386–390
emotions, 6:396
environmental responsibility,
6:449, 454
ethics in, 6:531–534
euphemisms, 6:549–550, 13:616
evil eye in, 6:584, 585
evil speech, 12:495
exegesis and study, 3:640–656,
9:814–821
allegorical interpretation,
3:641, 643–645, 660, 665
Alshekh, Moses, 2:10, 11
archaeological influence on,
3:650, 652, 654
Ben-Asher, Aaron ben Moses,
3:319–320
Bendavid, Lazarus, 3:325
Bozecco, Benjamin ben
Judah, 4:113–114
Breuer, Mordecai, 4:172–173
Breuer, Raphael, 4:173
Buber, Martin, 4:231, 235
Budde, Karl Ferdinand
Reinhard, 4:249
Buhl, Franz Peder William
Mayer, 4:256
Buttenweiser, Moses, 4:319
Dubno, Solomon ben Joel,
14:486
Duhm, Bernhard, 6:42–43
Dupont-Sommer, André, 6:51
Eerdmans, Bernardus Dirks,
6:215–216
Eissfeldt, Otto, 6:278
Eliezer of Beaugency, 6:330
in France, 3:642
French commentators, 3:642
Hebrew manuscripts, 13:488
homiletic commentary, 3:641,
660–662
Ibn Ezra, Abraham ben Meir,
9:666–669
Judaism, development of
concept of, 11:517
in Judeo-Persian, 11:551
La Peyrère, Isaac, 12:488–489
Levenson, Jon D., 12:679–680
Levine, Baruch, 12:717
literal commentary, 3:641,
642
Middle Ages, 13:94–95
modern critical studies,
3:648–656
modern Jewish exegesis,
3:645–648, 663
Morgenstern, Julian, 14:486
pardes as mnemonic for
types of, 15:632
philological commentary,
3:642
philosophical commentary,
3:643
philosophical methodology
applied to, 16:72–73, 74–75
Postillae Perpetuae of
Nicholas de Lyre, 15:251
pre-Middle Ages, 13:87–88
rabbinic literature, 3:641–643,
660–662
Rosenmueller, Ernst Friedrich
Karl, 17:449
Rosenthal, Judah, 17:454
Sarna, Nahum M., 18:59
Solieli, Mordecai, 18:753
Spanish commentators, 3:642
synthetic commentary, 3:642–
643
Talmudic literature, 3:640–
641, 660–663
by women, 3:663
fables, 6:666–667
family in, 6:690–693
fasting, 6:719–721, 722–723
fictional stories from, 7:11
INDEX
friendship, 7:289–290
Gemara
order of books in, 3:581
religious impact of, 3:662
grammar, 8:554–558, 576–577
h: amez: , 8:302
Hapax Legomena, 8:337
hatred, 8:458
Havilah, 8:470
Hebrew manuscripts, 13:488
Hexateuch, 11:446
history of, 3:583–586
homicide, 6:220–221, 9:506–507
homosexuality, 9:516
honor, 9:519
hospitality, 9:561
host of heaven, 9:566–567
human dignity and freedom,
9:586–587
as human document, 16:93
humility, 9:589–590
humor, 9:590
hunting, 9:621
hygiene, 9:647–648
iconography, 9:703–704, 704
idolatry, 9:710–712
illuminated or illustrated, 3:674–
679
imitation of God, 9:737–738
imprisonment, 5:606, 9:743
imprisonment for debt, 9:748
inaccuracies, Abd al-H: aqq
al-Islāmī on, 1:240
incest, 9:755
inclination, good and evil, 9:756–
757
Islam
allegorical interpretation of
scripture in, 3:644
art of, 3:674
Bible translations in Arabic
and Judeo-Arabic, 3:603–
605, 627
exegesis and study stimulated
by rise of, 3:641
religious impact on, 3:667–
669
tales, 10:754
jealousy in, 11:98
Jerusalem in, 11:208–211
Jewish identity in, 11:292–293
Josephus’ Jewish Antiquities and,
11:438
Josiah’s discovery of “Book of the
Torah,” 11:457–458
joy, concept of, 11:470–471
Jubilees, Book of, 11:473, 474
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