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- Sheitel, circa 1880.
- We hate quackery.
- Dayanim in brown suits and Kabbalah
- A Gaon's seal.
- A blessing for Ibn Ezra.
- Minhag jokes and their historical kernels.
- Selling Torahs and stories
- The Talmud-Memorizer-Performer, Rabbi Hirsch Denmark.
- A Hebrew nomenclature by Judah Monis.
- I review Resurrecting Hebrew by Ilan Stavans.
- How should we pronounce "ibn" as in "ibn Ezra"?
- Haham David Nieto's letter to Christian Theophile ...
- Some notes on a famous penitent apostate, Ezekiel ...
- Kennicott's textual variations of the Hebrew Bible...
- Conversion to Judaism described in 1853.
- Rabbi Akelipa of Posen?
- Female night-ghosts.
- You won't see this sort of thing much anymore; Lit...
- The Second Azaryah de Rossi
- Learning Hebrew, 1797.
- When did they have time to sit for these portraits?
- What's the deal with the R. N.M. Adler-Queen Victo...
- Imagine if he'd written "vuv" and "tuff"
- A description of a way of giving tzedakah from 177...
- Who is this?
- A Benno Jacob story
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- Manuscript of the Vilna Gaon
- The great Hebrew grammar scandal of 1827.
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Shadal Series
#1 How was the Tetragrammaton actually pronounced?
#2 On Hirsch's 19 Letters and a controversy about the meaning of it's Hebrew title
#3 On the important role played by printing never-published old works.
#4 Disapproving of R. Samson Raphael Hirsch's predilection for German
#5 What does Morenu really mean?
#6 On facing the truths of history and autobiography
#7 On alienation from his teachers, and a public retraction
#8 To what does "Nothing Jewish is Alien to Me" refer?
#9 Samuel David Luzzatto's Letter to the Ethiopian Jews
#10 On Shimon ben Shetach and the 80 Witches
#2 On Hirsch's 19 Letters and a controversy about the meaning of it's Hebrew title
#3 On the important role played by printing never-published old works.
#4 Disapproving of R. Samson Raphael Hirsch's predilection for German
#5 What does Morenu really mean?
#6 On facing the truths of history and autobiography
#7 On alienation from his teachers, and a public retraction
#8 To what does "Nothing Jewish is Alien to Me" refer?
#9 Samuel David Luzzatto's Letter to the Ethiopian Jews
#10 On Shimon ben Shetach and the 80 Witches
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Note that all of the portraits depict physiognomies with hooked noses. Rather disturbing.
ReplyDeleteTrue, but maybe the artist himself had a hooked nose. (See artscholar.org to see what I mean.)
ReplyDelete--Phil
From what I understand about that Baal Shem Tov portrait, it's actually of a fifteenth century Spanish rabbi, and he didn't have a hooked nose.
ReplyDeleteYou mean this Baal Shem Tov portrait?
ReplyDeleteIt's a painting of the Baal Shem of London.