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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «SHAMMASHIM»
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The Orthodox Jewish Bible:
|8| Messianic Shammashim similarly mustbe respectable men of derech eretz,not
doubletongued, the Shammash nota shikkor(drunkard) indulging inmuchwine,
not alover of dishonest gain, |9| Keeping the sod haemunah (the mystery of the ...
2
A Jewish Voice from Ottoman Salonica: The Ladino Memoir of ...
El sinyor rav dyo orden a todos los shammashim, i a los shammashim de el kolel
apregonando ke ningun modo de mujer puede yevar yurdi kon samarra. I metyo
en kada puerta de banyo 2 shammashim a non deshar entrar mujer kon yurdi ...
Aron Rodrigue, Sarah Stein, 2012
3
Why Jews Do what They Do: The History of Jewish Customs ...
After examining the sources, Stern concluded that according to the Tur and the
Shulhan Arukh (673) the two shammashim were used simultaneously — one for
kindling the lights, and one to serve as a source of light. This explains the ...
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Dictionary of Jewish Usage: A Guide to the Use of Jewish Terms
See under ritual terms. shammes or shammash, plural shaammosim or
shammashim. 1 . The caretaker or beadle of a synagogue. 2. A rav's or rebbe's
personal assistant. 3. The extra candle used to light the candles of a Chanukah
menorah. 4.
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Jewish autonomy in Poland and Lithuania until 1648 (5408) :
As to a deceased person, the charity warden / gabbai tsedaka must give the
beadles / shammashim one thaler per week, while the beadles / shammashim [
themselves] shall receive nothing, whether clothing or anything whatever. What
was ...
Shmuel Arthur Cygielman, 1997
Besides the shammashim whose duties lay in and around the synagogue, there
were shammashim at the rabbinical courts. From the seventeenth century
onwards there were several such courts in Prague, at various levels of
competence.
Milada Vilímková, Iris Urwin Lewitová, Aleš Krejča, 1993
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The Chosen Few: How Education Shaped Jewish History, 70-1492
... together with scholars, elders, administrators (parnasim), cantors (hazzanim),
and caretakers (shammashim).23 The early Gaonic responsa document a key
fact: an increasing number of Jewish farmers educated their children in the
period ...
Maristella Botticini, Zvi Eckstein, 2012
... SHAMMASH SHAMMASHIM SHAMMASIM SHAMMED SHAMMER
SHAMMERS SHAMMES SHAMMIED SHAMMIES SHAMMING SHAMMOS
SHAMMOSIM SHAMMY SHAMMYING SHAMOIS SHAMOS SHAMOSIM
SHAMOY SHAMOYED ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Divinings: Religion at Harvard: From Its Origins in New ...
Dunster could have known from the Talmud or possibly the Cabala the
appropriate regulations and sanctions for the Sabbath lectorship.88 The number
ofJewish shammashim/lectores was fixed at seven in both the Aramaic and ...
George Huntston Williams, Rodney L. Petersen, 2014
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Lithuanian Jewish Communities
... synagogue, the "shul" built in 1814; a "Chayei Adam" kloiz; a benevolent
society kloiz; "the yellow kloiz" of the artisans; and the "kloiz of the shammashim. "
About 50 young men studied in the local yeshiva and about 120 boys studied in
the ...
