Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

Oppenheim, Moritz Daniel,
paintings of, 15:446
Orobio de Castro, Isaac,
15:481
in Pamplona, 15:609
in Paris, 15:643
in Pavia, 15:698
disputations between Jews and
Muslims, 3:669
hebraist, Christian, 8:513
Middle Ages
Ahimaaz, Chronicle of, 5:691
Catholic Church, 4:711
Christian religious drama,
5:691
Crispin, Gilbert, 5:691
Duran, Profiat, 5:693
fiftteenth century, 5:693–694
Gregory of Tours, 5:690
Ibn Musa, H: ayyim, 5:693–
694
Islam, 5:692
Karaites, 5:691, 692–693
Kimh: i, Joseph, 5:692
Muelhausen, Yomtov
Lipmann, 5:694
Nah: manides, 5:693
Priscus, 5:690
Sefer Niz: z: ah: on Yashan, 5:692
thirteenth century
disputations, 5:692–693,
7:153
twelfth century, 5:691–692
pagan environment, 5:687–690
Celsus, 5:689–690
Christianity, 5:687–690
Justin Martyr, 5:688–689
Tryphon, 5:688–689
post-fifteenth century
Buber, Martin, 5:698–699
Frankist disputations, 5:696
Lavater, J. C., 5:696
Mendelssohn, Moses, 5:696
Orobio de Castro, Isaac,
5:695
Rosenstock-Heussy, Eugen,
5:696–698
Rosenzweig, Franz, 5:696–698
Schmidt, Karl Ludwig, 5:686,
698–699
Van Limborch, Philipp, 5:695
Reformation, 5:695
Hizzuk Emunah, 5:695
Renaissance, 5:694–695
Farissol, Abraham, 5:694–695
See also Polemics and polemical
literature
Disputes. See Conflict of opinion
Disraeli, Benjamin, 6:414, 12:776,
16:342
coat of arms, 9:7
Edelman, Maurice, 6:142–143
English literature, 6:435–436
Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of
Beaconsfield, 5:699–702, 701t
D’Israeli, Isaac, 5:702, 9:236
Disraeli, Maria, 3:195
Disraeli family, 5:701t
Dissection. See Autopsies and
dissection
Dissection and autopsies, 2:711–713
Dissentchik, Aryeh, 5:702
Dissolute sisters oracle, 6:639
Distant Journey (Radok), 9:440
Distel, Egon. See Goldstein, Moritz
Distenfeld, Henoch. See Yalon,
Hanoch
District Town. See Okresni město
Dith Pran, 18:106
di Tintori, Abraham ben H: ayyim,
3:586
Di Trani, Isaiah the Elder. See Isaiah
ben Mali di Trani
Di Trani, Isaiah the Younger. See
Isaiah ben Elijah di Trani
Di Trani, Joseph. See Trani, Joseph
ben Moses
Di Trani, Moses. See Trani, Moses ben
Joseph
Di Trento. See Riva (Italy)
Dittenhoefer, Abram Jesse, 5:702
Dium (Transjordan), 5:702
Dius. See Dios
Divekar, Samaji Hassaji. See Divekar,
Samuel Ezekiel
Divekar, Samuel Ezekiel, 3:336, 4:51,
5:702–703
Divin (Poland), 5:703
Divina Commedia (Dante), 5:430–431
Divination, 3:76–81, 5:703–708, 16:568
Divine Chariot, 6:299
Divine Comedy (Dante), 10:788, 789
Divine forgiveness, 6:719, 720, 722
The Divine Invasion (Dick), 18:200
Divine judgment, 15:462–463
Divine law. See Divine punishment
Divine Presence, 16:481–484
Divine providence, 2:460, 461, 13:391
Divine punishment, 5:708–710, 7:79
Divine revelation, 11:40
Divine Will. See God
Divine wisdom, 11:589
Divorce, 3:72, 4:746–748, 5:710–721
Aaron Simeon ben Jacob Abraham
of Copenhagen, 1:221
INDEX
agency in, 5:715–716
Ash, Abraham, 2:555
Bene Israel, 3:338, 10:298
Bible, 5:710–711
bill of, abbreviations, 1:239
Cleves get, 4:760
consequences of, 5:716–717
custody of children, 15:635–
637
dowry, 12:94
ketubbah, 12:93–98
Egypt, statistics, 5:720
Elephantine Papyri, 6:312
Europe, statistics on, 5:719–720
execution of, 5:715
feminism and, 6:753–754
get pitturin, 5:711, 716
grounds for
bigamy and polygamy, 3:691–
694
head covering, 8:507
niddah, 15:255
prostitution, 16:627
h: aliz: a, 12:726–729
Hillel of Erfurt, 9:115
imprisonment for husband, and
refusal of, 9:744, 747
intermarriage, 14:376
Israel, 5:717–719, 10:286, 294, 637
Joseph, Norma Baumel, 11:417
Karaites, 11:795
laws and legal systems, 5:152–153,
154–155, 11:263, 265, 268
agunah, 1:510–511, 513, 518–
519
apostasy, 2:276
civil marriage, 4:746–748
embryo, 6:391
Maimonides, 5:137
takkanot, 15:453, 455, 19:452
men’s rights, 5:713–714
Morocco, statistics, 5:720
mutual consent and, 5:711–712
niddui vs. h: erem, 9:14–15
prohibited marriages and, 5:714
Samaritans, 17:732
statistics, 5:720–721, 20:554–559,
554t
Talmud, 5:711
tractate Gittin, 7:620–621
U.K., statistics on, 5:720
U.S., modern, 6:703
will of parties and, 5:714
women’s rights, 5:712–713, 714,
17:7–8
See also Ketubbah
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