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A spiritual agitation in the east
the founding of a reform community in Aleppo in 1862 -
Logic and epistemology in the karaite legal methodology of Yaʽqūb al-Qirqisānī
a hebrew translation of Kitāb al-Anwār wa-al-Marāqib, treatise 4, chapters 1–8, with introduction and notes -
Between Kabbalah, gender, and law
sexual ethics in the Zohar -
The families in Israel
1987/1988 -
With artist's paintbrush and pilgrim's staff
the contribution of early sixteenth-century artists from the Lowlands to a realistic image of Jerusalem -
The tradition of pisqaʼ ot in ancient hebrew Mss
the Isaiah texts and commentaries from Qumran -
Giobbe 33
Elihu, un messaggio di grazia -
Dai viaggi di R. Petachia di Regensburg (XII secolo)
descrizione della terra d'Israele ; traduzione annotata -
On laughter and foolishness as the worship of God: Reading "The story of the humble king" of R. Nahman of Bratslav
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A unique introductory formula in the Jewish bill
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The place of the Yemenite manuscripts in the transmission-history of b.Pesaḥim
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The nature of the Masoretic text in light of the finds in the Judaean desert and Rabbinic literature
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On the canon of the heart: The genetics of canonization in Hebrew literature
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"Three sisters": Notes on narrative closure in the fiction of S. Y. Agnon
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The relationship between the Baraitot in the Tosefta and their talmudic parallels. The evidence of tractate Berachot
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The preception of letters in the Samaritan 'Memar Marqah' and its equivalence in Rabbinic sources and in the Book of Creation
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"She painted her eyes with kohl and dressed her hair". 2 Kings 9:30
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Abarbanel's attitude towards 'repetition of meaning in different words'
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Characterization and text texture in the ancient west-semitic literature from Ugarit
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'Extrapolating one word from another' - Rashbam as an interpreter of the bible on its own terms
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The text of the pentateuch in the masoretic codices written by early Ashkenazi sages in the 10th-12th centuries
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"To fulfill the wishes of the deceased". On the validity of wills in Rabbinic literature
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A judeo-greek translation of ‘Haftarat Veʾethanan’ for the ‘Consolation Sabbath’ (Isaiah 40:1-26)
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'The doctrine of corporeality of God did not occur even for a single day to the sages, may their memory be blessed' (The guide of the Perplexed I,46). Anthropomorphism in early Rabbinic literature - A critical review of scholarly research
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Qohelet, Pirqe Abot, and the wisdom of Torah