Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

INDEX
Lithuania, continued
post-WW II, 13:127–128
preaching, 16:471–472
responsa, 17:231, 234
scholars
Edelmann, Simh: ah Reuben,
6:143
Landau, Isaac Elijah Ben
Samuel, 12:461–462
Skuodas, 18:662
Socialist movement, 13:121
spiritual trends and leaders,
13:119–120
USSR rule, 13:124–125
war crimes trials, 13:127
yeshivot, 21:318–319
Leibowitz, Baruch Ber, 12:620
Lewin, Joshua Heshel Ben
Elijah Ze’ev Ha-Levi,
12:759–760
YIVO headquarters, WW II,
21:376
Zionism, 13:120
Lithuanian Council, 3:111
Litin (Ukraine), 13:128–129
Litinski, Genrikh Ilyich, 13:129
Litman, Samuel, 13:129
Litomerice (Czech Republic), 13:129
Litoměrˇice (Czech Republic). See
Litomerice (Czech Republic)
Littauer, Lucius Nathan, 13:129–130
Little Annie Fannie (comic strip),
6:296
“The Little Champ.” See Attell,
Abraham Washington
Little Golden Books, 18:177
The Little Golden Calf. See Zolotoy
Telenok
“The Little Hebrew.” See Attell,
Abraham Washington
Little Sister. See Ahot Ketannah
Little Tales in Verse. See Mayselekh in
Ferzn
Littman, Joseph Aaron, 13:130
Littman, Sol, 13:130
Littman Library of Jewish Civilization,
13:129
Liturgy, 13:131–139, 16:276
acrostics, 1:368–369
Addir bi-Melukhah, 1:384–385
Addir hu, 1:385
Adonai, Adonai El Rah: um
ve-H: annun, 1:412
Adon Olam, 1:414, 414–415
Akedah, 1:556
alphabet, Hebrew, 1:729
Amen, 2:38–39
634
Amidah, 2:72–76
Amsterdam, 2:111
angelic song, 19:14
angels and, 2:158
antisemitism, Kol Nidrei, 12:277
Arvit, ma’aravot, 13:305
Ashkenazi
Mi-Sinai Niggunim, 14:363–
364
shtayger, 18:522–523
Ashkenazi rites, 13:134
Babylonian, 13:602
Baer, Seligman Isaac, 3:53
Bakkashah, 3:72–73
Barekhu, 3:149
benedictions, 13:131–132
Bible’s impact on, 3:661–662
biblical period, 13:131
Bittul ha-Timid as interruption of
daily prayers over injustice,
3:729–730
Bridegrooms of the Law, 4:179–
180
Bronstein, Herbert, 4:207–208
Canaanite rites, 13:134
Christian, 4:676–677
David, 5:453–454
Decalogue in, 5:525–526
eighteenth century, 5:463
Elbogen, Ismar, 6:291
feasts and festivals
Leipzig Mahzor, 13:365–366
Mah: zor, 13:363–366
Mah: zor Vitry, 13:366–367
Worms Mahzor, 13:366
French rites, 13:134
geonic period, 13:132–133
ge’ullah, 7:566–567
gomel blessing, 7:748
Great Hallel, 8:280
Hallel, 8:279–280
Ha-Mavdil, 8:295
hashkivenu, 8:381–382
H: asidic, 8:414
havdalah, 8:466–468
hazkarat neshamot, 8:496–497
Heidenheim, Wolf, 8:763
hīneni he-ani mi-ma’as, 9:123
hymns to Creation, 15:760
ingathering of the exiles, 9:786
Iran, 10:13
Iraq, 10:22–23
Italy, 10:814–816
Jerusalem in, 11:213–215
Job in, 11:356
Justinian I’s interference with,
11:579
Kaddish, 11:695–698
Karaites, 11:799
Kieval, Hayyim, 12:153
Kol Nidrei, 12:276–278
Lekhah Dodi, 12:632–634, 633
Mah tovu, 13:362–363
Mah: zor for Rosh Hashanah and
Yom Kippur, 8:359
memorial liturgies, 13:134
mornings, Monday and Thursday,
14:435
mourning, 14:588–589
musaf, 14:620–621
Musaf, Malkhuyyot, 13:433–434
music, Maqām, 13:507–508
Passover, Berah Dodi, 3:398
piyyut, 13:132, 14:650–653, 651,
652, 653, 16:192–209
poetry, 4:243
Alashkar, Moses ben Isaac,
1:576–577
Benjamin ben Azriel, 3:360
Benjamin ben H: iyya, 3:361
Benjamin ben Solomon Halevi,
3:361
Benjamin Ben Zerah, 3:362
Buchner, Ze’ev Wolf ben
David ha-Kohen, 4:243
Byzantine empire, 4:326
Elijah ben Raphael Solomon
ha-Levi, 6:340
Elijah ben Shemaiah, 6:340
Elijah Chelebi ha-Kohen of
Anatolia, 6:346
Ephraim ben Jacob of Bonn,
6:460
Leonte Ben Moses, 12:648
Meir ben Judah Leib
Eisenstadter, 6:272
Silano, 18:575
Simeon ben Megas ha-
Konen, 18:598
Solomon Suliman ben Amar,
18:773
Polish rites, 13:134
prayer chant, 14:646–647, 650–653
prayer schedules, 13:131–139
Priestly Blessing, 16:510–511
Provencal rites, 13:135–136
psalms, 13:132
Psalms, Book of, 16:676–677
rain, prayer for, 17:73
Reform Judaism, 4:545–546
reforms of the liturgy, 13:137
Rhineland rites, 13:134
rites, post-geonic, 13:133–136
ritual and
Nine Days, 15:271
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