Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

INDEX
Istóczy, Gyözö, 10:786, 11:781
Istomin, Eugene, 10:786
Istomin, George. See Istomin, Eugene
Istoria kye Thrili yiro apo to Tikhos ton
Dhakrion (Moissis). See History and
Legend Concerning the Wailing Wall
(Moissis)
Istoriya yevreyskogo naroda, 4:137
Istria (northern Adriatic), 10:787
Istrumsa, Daniel. See Estrosa, Daniel
Istrumsa, H: ayyim Abraham, 10:787
Isunians, 1:337
IT. See Information technology (IT)
Itabyrion. See Mount Tabor
“Itala Fragments,” 3:674
Italia, Shalom, 10:787
L’Italia Economica, 3:37
The Italian Conception of International
Law (Sereni), 18:309
Italian literature, 10:787–795
Abraham, 1:287
Bible, 10:787–788
biblical influence, 3:670–671
Cantoni, Alberto, 4:436–437
Castelnuovo, Enrico, 4:514
children’s, 4:634
conflict, literature of, 10:793
criticism, 12:687–688
De Benedetti, Aldo, 5:516
Holocaust and aftermath, 10:793–
795
image of Jews in, 10:788–790
Levi, Benedetto, 12:686
Levi, Carlo, 12:686
Levi, David, 12:686–687
Levi, Joshua Joseph Ben David,
12:689–690
Levi, Paolo, 12:691
Levi, Primo, 12:691–692
medieval, 16:268–269, 270–271
Middle Ages-twentieth century,
10:790–793
modern, 5:444
Momigliano, Attilio, 14:431
Moravia, Alberto, 14:476–477
Morpurgo, Giuseppe, 14:509
Pitigrilli, 16:188
poetry, 5:544
responsa, 17:232, 233
Rieti, Moses ben Isaac da, 17:297–
298
Roman period, 17:403–404
Svevo, Italo, 19:333–334
translations, 16:270–271
Vivante Chartres, Annie, 20:563
See also Judeo-Italian literature
566
The Italian Madrigal (Einstein), 6:262
Italiener, Bruno, 10:795
Italkian. See Judeo-Italian language
Italy, 10:795–816, 796, 804, 804t
antisemitism, 2:233, 3:469, 4:382,
445, 10:799–801, 803–805, 810–
811
Acqui, 1:359
Agrigento, 1:502
Alessandria, 1:618
badges, Jewish, 2:137, 140,
292, 3:46, 47, 12:506, 608
Bergamo, 3:418
blood libel, 3:469, 4:163,
7:414, 10:798, 15:566
Bologna, 4:49
Brescia, 4:163
Calabria, 4:348
Capistrano, John of, 4:445
Capua, 4:457
carnival celebrations, 4:486
Casale Monferrato, 4:504
Catania, 4:523
Catanzaro, 4:523
censorship, 4:541
Chieri, 4:615
Crusader period, 3:469
Fascist regime, 6:716–717
Franciscan order, 3:469
Palermo, 15:581
Rome, 4:523–524
catacombs, 4:521–522
cultural and social life (See also
Renaissance, Italy; specific
Italian cities)
architecture, 2:400
archives, 2:409
art, biblical influence, 3:673
artisans, 5:266–267
artists, 2:505, 5:748–749
bar mitzvah, 3:165
cantatas and choral works,
Hebrew, 4:433–434
community organization,
10:806, 809
education, Jewish, 6:174,
179–180, 181, 16:635–636
h: azakah, 8:490
illuminated Hebrew Bibles,
3:678–679
illuminated manuscripts,
Hebrew, 9:732–733
immigration to Israel, 10:295
Jewish heritage, 10:807, 809–
810
journalism, 11:467, 12:519,
16:494
language, biblical translations,
3:633
letters and letter writers,
12:673
libraries, 12:787
Marranos, 2:140
medicine, 12:688
museums, 14:626
music, 10:814–815, 12:690,
14:668–669
synagogue architecture,
19:375–376, 376
theater, 19:674
demography and population
statistics, 2:290, 10:796, 804,
804t, 805–806, 807, 16:389
economic affairs
bankers, moneylending,
3:115, 14:441, 442–443, 461
Hebrew printing, 3:586, 587,
4:163, 7:86
leather industry and trade,
12:575
printing and publishing,
9:760–761, 10:806, 16:532–
533, 536, 537–538, 716–
717
silk trade, Bozzolo, 4:116
typography, 20:216
yeshivot, 21:316–317
Yiddish literature, 21:343–344
Zionism, 10:806–807, 12:703,
21:592–593
foreign policy and affairs
Ethiopia, 3:504–505
Israel, 10:814
Libya occupation, 12:791
French Revolution, and effects on
communities, 7:256
historians, Bonfil, Robert, 4:61–62
Holocaust, 9:339, 10:803–805, 810
Alessandria, 1:618
camps, internment and
detention, 7:135
cinema, 9:442, 445–446
Florence, 7:86
Genoa, 7:483–484
Gorizia, 7:779
Leghorn, 12:609
literature, 10:793–795
Lugo, 13:253–254
Milan, 14:231
Modena, 14:408
Pisa, 16:184
Reggio Emilia, 17:190
Rome, 17:415–416
Rovigo, 17:500
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