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Jewish Quarterly Review Volume 95 Issue 1

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Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press - University of Pennsylvania Press
ISSN: 1553-0604

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Part Three: The West and the Rest

Arkush, Allan, --

2005 Jewish Quarterly Review
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Part Three: The West and the Rest

Arkush, Allan

2005 Jewish Quarterly Review
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A History of the Jews or Judaism? On Seth Schwartz's Imperialism and Jewish Society, 200 B.C.E. to 640 C.E.

Satlow, Michael L.

2005 Jewish Quarterly Review
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A History of the Jews or Judaism? On Seth Schwartz's Imperialism and Jewish Society, 200 B.C.E. to 640 C.E.

Satlow, Michael L.

2005 Jewish Quarterly Review
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The Rashbam Authorship Controversy Redux: On Sara Japhet's The Commentary of Rabbi Samuel Ben Meir (Rashbam) on the Book of Job (Hebrew)

Harris, Robert A.

2005 Jewish Quarterly Review
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The Rashbam Authorship Controversy Redux: On Sara Japhet's The Commentary of Rabbi Samuel Ben Meir (Rashbam) on the Book of Job (Hebrew)

Harris, Robert A.

2005 Jewish Quarterly Review
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Some Forlorn Writings of a Forgotten Ashkenazi Prophet: R. Nehemiah ben Shlomo ha-Navi'

Idel, Moshe,

2005 Jewish Quarterly Review

Scholarship of the thirteenth century Hasidei Ashkenaz as represented by the studies of Joseph Dan, has assumed the existence of two main schools (one related to the Kalomynus family, the other named the circle of the Unique Cherub), and a variety of different treatises written by anonymous...
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Some Forlorn Writings of a Forgotten Ashkenazi Prophet: R. Nehemiah ben Shlomo ha-Navi'

Idel, Moshe

2005 Jewish Quarterly Review

Scholarship of the thirteenth century Hasidei Ashkenaz as represented by the studies of Joseph Dan, has assumed the existence of two main schools (one related to the Kalomynus family, the other named the circle of the Unique Cherub), and a variety of different treatises written by anonymous...
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Dissertations in Jewish Studies

2005 Jewish Quarterly Review
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Dissertations in Jewish Studies

2005 Jewish Quarterly Review

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