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The liver in Greco-Arabic and Islamic medicine. [PDF]
Clin Liver Dis (Hoboken)Safadi R.
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How experiencing eudaimonic emotions through music shapes prosocial and altruistic behavior: introducing a Unified Model of Music-Listening-Induced Eudaimonia (UMMIE). [PDF]
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Plague and the Mongol conquest of Baghdad (1258)? A reevaluation of the sources. [PDF]
Med HistBrack J, Biran M, Amitai R.
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Malaria Elimination―Not Just a Bunch of Hocus-Pocus [PDF]
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AbstractThis is the last of five chapters on the text of the Old Testament, and discusses Hebrew poetry in the context of the Hebrew (Old Testament) Bible. The introductory section looks at recent work on the discovery of the verse traditions of the ancient Near East, and discusses the difficulty of reading Hebrew poetry, the Hebrew poet's resources ...
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AbstractThis is the last of five chapters on the text of the Old Testament, and discusses Hebrew poetry in the context of the Hebrew (Old Testament) Bible. The introductory section looks at recent work on the discovery of the verse traditions of the ancient Near East, and discusses the difficulty of reading Hebrew poetry, the Hebrew poet's resources ...
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Aramaic Poetry and Hebrew Hymnology
Analecta Bruxellensia, 2023This article examines a Jewish literary-poetic tradition of Piyyut, highlighting how Aramaic usage may have surprising effects. It explores the role of the meturgeman (translator). A notable example of an Aqedah (Gen. 22) in English translation is presented.
Van Bekkum, Wout, Katsumata, Naoya
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The Structure of Hebrew Poetry
The Journal of Religion, 1929AS IS well known, the Hebrew language belongs to the Semitic group of languages, and in its grammar, syntax, and vocabulary it is vastly different from the Indo-European languages, to which English belongs. For this reason it is extremely difficult to translate the one into the other, and more difficult still for the Indo-European to discover just what
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Digest of Middle East Studies, 1996
Book reviewed in this article:Agnon vehatzimhonut (Agnon and Vegetarianism), Rena LeeJardin D'Eden Jardins D'Espagne, Masha Itzhaki and Michel ...
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Book reviewed in this article:Agnon vehatzimhonut (Agnon and Vegetarianism), Rena LeeJardin D'Eden Jardins D'Espagne, Masha Itzhaki and Michel ...
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