10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEBRAIST»
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Hebraist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Hebraist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Alexandrian Philo Judaeus: The Platonizing
Hebraist's ...
A Systematic Outline with Sufficient Detail to Furnish Quotations.
Kenneth Sylvan Launfal Guthrie, 2004
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The
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Judaism in Christian Eyes: Ethnographic Descriptions of Jews ...
compare it to the following, related literary endeavors from the early modern
period: the Hebraist works on other Jewish topics; and accounts about other
nations. In comparison to the other texts by Christian Hebraists, the ethnographic
...
4
Jewish Renaissance in the Russian Revolution
In short, it was designed to serve as a vehicle for the creation of a Zionist,
Hebraist youth that would be both fully Jewish and fully European. A second
Tarbut-affiliated publishing house, AÎinoar, was created in Ukraine to publish
modern ...
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The
Hebraist's Vade Mecum
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Christian Hebraism in the Reformation Era (1500-1660): ...
Nineteen of the ninety-four Catholic authors who were active after 1560 were
educated at the University of Paris. Nineteen of the most prolific Catholic Hebraist
authors lived and worked in Paris at some point in their careers, although three of
...
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Reading the Rabbis: Christian Hebraism in the Works of ...
how the Psalterium contains textual links with members of this group of learning
tools, and with Jewish and other Christian Hebraist sources, among which is the
so-called Eadwine or Canterbury Psalter. This enables us to gain an insight into ...
8
One a Day: An Anthology of Jewish Historical Anniversaries ...
1709 — Jean-Baptiste L'Avocat, eminent Christian Hebraist, was born at
Vaucouleurs, France. After his appointment to the chair in biblical exegesis at the
Sorbonne, L'Avocat acquired widespread fame with the publication of theses on
the ...
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Cross-Cultural Scientific Exchanges in the Eastern ...
A Larger Picture: Hebraists and Hermeneutic Struggles Robert Westman
suggests that de Zuñiga's commentary belonged to an intellectual tradition
evident in the liberal Hebraist circles of Salamanca. The commentary resulted
from ...
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The Censor, the Editor, and the Text: The Catholic Church ...
He indeed illustrates the missionary dimension of the Hebraist project and its
limits: like other Hebraist compositions, this work brings alleged proofs of the truth
of Christianity from Jewish sources while firmly rejecting the Jews' beliefs.19
Thus, ...
Amnon Raz-Krakotzkin, 2007
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HEBRAIST»
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Hebraist is used in the context of the following news items.
This Day, June 7, In Jewish History by Mitchell A. Levin
1867(4th of Sivan, 5627): Seventy-eight year old “Italian Hebraist” who had been principal of the Jewish school at Florence and who had taught ... «Cleveland Jewish News, Jun 15»
Fundamentally Freund: An important lesson in Jewish unity from the …
It was first printed in 1565 in Venice by the publishing house of Giovani di Gara, a non-Jewish Hebraist, and was essentially a distillation of ... «Jerusalem Post Israel News, Jun 15»
At Home in Exile, an Ode to the Richness of Jewish Diaspora Life
... Simon Dubnow, cultural Zionist Ahad Ha'am (Asher Ginsberg), Reform Rabbi Stephen Wise, and Hebraist and historian Simon Rawidowicz. «Truthdig, May 15»
500 year-old Hebrew Bible goes on display in Oxford
... most lavish mediaeval Spanish manuscripts in existence and is named after the after Benjamin Kennicott, the English Hebraist (1718-1783), ... «Jewish News, Mar 15»
A 350-year-old Rare Tanach Finds its 'Twin' in Haifa
... a theologian and Hebraist – a Renaissance-era scientific discipline in which Christian scholars studied the Hebrew sources of Christianity in ... «The Jewish Press, Mar 15»
Payette Bible Series — 1610 Map of Scotland by John Speed
Speed likely was assisted with the genealogies by Hugh Broughton, a well-known Hebraist, and obtained a 10-year patent on the genealogies ... «Forsyth County News Online, Sep 14»
Leonard Fein: gifted writer, influential intellectual, progressive …
An accomplished Hebraist, he loved Israeli music and culture. A confidant of Israeli politicians, writers and activists, he engaged with social ... «Haaretz, Aug 14»
The Secret Jewish History of Don Quixote
Aubier admits to being neither a Hebraist nor a professional scholar of Kabbalah. Yet some Cervantes specialists are taking her arguments ... «Jewish Daily Forward, Feb 14»
What of Anglo-Catholicism? - A Personal Assessment
Brown sent a copy of the Life of Dr. Duncan to Newman, and John "Rabbi" Duncan himself, a theologian and Hebraist of great expertise hailed Pusey as an ... «Virtue Online, Jan 14»
Ham on Nye Pre-Debate Coverage: Interview with Dr. Jack Collins.
As a Hebraist, I have been especially interested in how texts convey meaning, using their literary and grammatical features. I also know that we ... «Patheos, Jan 14»
