A short history of Jewish literature from the fall of the temple (70 C. E.) to the era of emancipation (1786 C. E.) / by Israel Abrahams.

Israel Abrahams

Date:: 1906

Credit: A short history of Jewish literature from the fall of the temple (70 C. E.) to the era of emancipation (1786 C. E.) / by Israel Abrahams. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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enjoys universal popularity. It is recited on Sabbaths by Jews in all lands, and is printed in all rituals. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Kabbala. Graetz, iii. p. 547 [565]. L. Ginzberg, J.E. iii. pp. 456-479. Moses de Leon. Graetz, iv. 1. ZOHAR. A. Neubauer, a Bahir and Zohar,” J.Q.R. iv. p. 357. Steinschneider, Jewish Literature, p. 104. I. Broyde, J.E. xii. p. 689 seq. Isaac Lurya. Graetz, iv. p. 618 [657]. Sabbatai Zevi. Graetz, v. p. 118 [125]. Chassidim. Graetz, v. 9. Schechter, Studies in Judaism, p. 1. Israel Najara. Steinschneider, op. cit. pp. 155, 243. M. Seligsohn, J.E. ix. p. 150 seq. I08

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