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Comparative Semitic philology in the Middle Ages from Saʻadiah Gaon to Ibn Barūn (10th-12th c.) / by Maman, Aaron

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The golem and the wondrous deeds of the Maharal of Prague by Rozenberg, Yehudah Yudl, 1859-1935

Table of Contents: “…Publisher's preface -- Bill of sale -- The history of the great Gaon, the holy, supernal Maharal of Prague, may the memory of that righteous, saintly man be a blessing for life in the world to come -- The Maharal's battle against the blood libel -- The Maharal's suggestion to have a disputation with the priests -- The disputation -- "A man who excels at his work shall attend upon kings" : this is the Maharal -- How the Maharal created the golem -- How Yossele the golem carried water for Passover -- How Yossele the golem caught fish for Rosh Hashana -- For what purposes the Maharal used the golem -- The Maharal's first miracle with the golem -- The astonishing tale of the healer's daughter -- The wondrous and famous story known as "The daughter's misfortune" -- A very amazing tale about a blood libel by the priest Thaddeus which caused his final downfall and his banishment from Prague -- The marvelous story of the wonder of wonders that the Maharal revealed to the two Berls whose two children were switched by a midwife -- The astounding story of the Torah that fell to the floor on Yom Kippur -- The attack on Yossele the golem -- An awesome tale about the ruin near Prague -- A wondrous tale about Duke Bartholomew -- The last blood libel in Prague during the Maharal's lifetime -- How the Maharal brought about the end of the golem -- The Maharal's remarks concerning the golem -- A miraculous event pertaining to the Maharal's engagement.…”
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Israeli and Palestinian identities in dialogue the school for peace approach /

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Maimonides as biblical interpreter by Klein-Braslavy, Sara

“…Perush ha-Rambam la-sipurim ʻal Adam be-farashat Be-reshit.…”
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