Introduction to the Thematic Outline - Wisdom In Torah

INDEX
Prague (Czech Republic), continued
printing, publishing, 12:465,
16:536
rabbis, Ehrenfeld, Nathan, 6:239
scholars, 12:478
seals, use of, 18:227
Prague Circle, 4:192
Prague edition Haggadah, 8:214, 215
Praha. See Prague
Prais, Simon, 4:373
Praktische Beitraege zur
Kinderheilkunde (Baginsky), 3:59
Pranaitis, J., 3:779
Pratensis, Felix, 4:52
early printed editions of Hebrew
Bible, 3:587
Prathet Thai. See Thailand
Prato, David, 16:456
Pratt, Richard, 16:456
Pravda (newspaper), 11:753
Prawer, Joshua, 16:456
Prawer, Siegbert, 16:456
Prayer, 16:456–461
Abraham Gerson of Kutow, 1:312
Adonai, Adonai, El Rah: um
veH: annun, 1:412
Ahavah Rabbah, 1:538–539
Ahavat Olam, 1:538–539
Aleinu le-Shabbe’ah: , 1:608–610
Al ha-Nissim, 1:655
alphabet, Hebrew, 1:729
Amidah, 2:72–76, 13:601
Amram Gaon, 2:105
apocryphal literature, 16:458
benedictions, 3:330–333
biblical, 16:456–458
Birkat ha-Minim, 3:711–712
Birkat ha-Torah, 3:712
Bittul ha-Timid as interruption of,
3:729–730
chant, 14:646–647, 650–653
Conservative Judaism, morning
benedictions, 14:492
contemporary events, 16:467
Day of Atonement, 5:489
devotion to God and, 14:24
dew, prayer for, 5:630
Dov Baer, 5:767
dreams, 6:9
El Male Rah: amim, 6:364–365
El Melekh Yoshev, 6:365
fasts, 6:720
government, prayer for the, 8:20
grace before and after meals, 8:22–
23, 24
H: asidei Ashkenaz, 8:387–388
750
hasidic, 16:460
H: asidic, 8:399, 408, 412–413
Hazkarat neshamot, 8:496–497
Jerusalem, 11:213–214
Judeo-Persian, 11:554
Kaddish, 11:695–698
Karaites, 11:799
Kavvanah, 12:39–40
Kiddush ha-Shem, 12:139–145
medieval thought, 16:459
meditation and, 13:761
Mi she-Berakh, 14:316
mizrah: , 14:392–393
Modeh Ani, 14:406
Moon, blessing of the, 14:468
morning benedictions, 14:406, 492
Muslim, 10:88–90
Ne’ilah, 15:65–66
New Moon, announcement of,
15:151–152
Night Prayer, 15:264
of Nine Days, 15:271
Nishmat Kol H: ai, 15:275–276
opening Ark, 16:16–17
piyyut, 16:192–209
Rabbinic thought, 16:458–459
for rain, 13:601
recitation, 11:41
role in Hasidism, 10:746
seder, 18:235
sick, prayer for the, 18:543
for travel, 20:112–113
women, firzogerin, 7:50
women and, 16:460–461
Yiddish, 1:217
See also Kaddish
Prayer books, 16:461–467
Baer, Seligman Isaac, 3:53
Central Europe, Memorbuch,
14:17–18
children’s, 4:636
early siddurim, 16:462–463
German translation, Siddur li-
Venei Yisrael (Heidenheim),
8:763
Middle Ages, 16:462
modern, 16:464
printed, 16:463
reform, 16:464–466
Reform Judaism, 4:545–546
Schliefer, Solomon, 18:143
Sephardic, Sola, Abraham De,
18:750
Silverman, Morris, 18:587
textual editions, 16:463–464
veneration of, 2:158
“Prayer for the State of Israel”
(Herzog), 9:70
Prayer of Azariah. See Song of Three
Children and the Prayer of Azariah
Prayer of Manasseh, 13:453–454
Prayers for Sabbath, Rosh-Hashanah
and Yom Kippur, with the Amidah
and Musaph of the Moadim (Pinto),
16:178
Prayer shawl. See Tallit
Prayers of Consolation (Silverman),
18:587
Pray Tell: A Hadassah Guide to
Prayer(Harlow), 8:359
Preacher of Morals. See Kohelet Musasr
Preaching, 16:467–475
Ah: a of Shabh: a, 1:529–530
Alfalas, Moses, 1:636
Eliezer ben Manasseh ben Baruch,
6:327
Elijah ben Kalonymus of Lublin,
6:339
Elijah ben Solomon Abraham ha-
Kohen of Smyrna, 6:340–341
Ephraim Solomon ben Aaron of
Luntshits, 6:460–461
forms, 16:468–469, 471
homiletic, 16:469–470
homiletic literature and, 9:509–
511, 513–514
Judah ben Joseph Moscato,
14:515–516
maggid and maggidim, 13:339–
340
medieval, 5:438
medieval period, 16:470–472
modern times, 16:472–475
nineteenth century, 14:6
Olah H: adashah, 18:21
Rabba, Menahem, 17:7
role, 11:41
seventeenth century, 15:770
Talmudic period, 16:467–470
twentieth century, U.S., 13:602
Witness from the Pulpit: Topical
Sermons 1933-1980, 18:35
Pre-biblical Hebrew. See Hebrew
language
Precarious Life: The Power of Mourning
and Violence (Butler), 4:317
Precedent, legal. See Ma’aseh
Precepts. See Commandments, the 613
Precious stones and jewelry, 16:475–
479, 476t
of Bukharan Jews, 4:264
wedding rings (17th c.), vol. 3:
color insert
Predah (Frankel), 7:199
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