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The synagogue : a new synagogue for Austin, Texas

1981
[The architect] must fulfill the obligation to first, analyze and define meanings inherent to the task at hand and then, within the context of satisfying the demands of functionality and structural soundness, attempt to expressively convey these meanings through the manipulation of spatial forms and surface articulation.
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The Prayer House of a Galician Maskil: Joseph Perl's Synagogue Regulations

AJS Review, 2018
One of the markers of the emerging Reform movement in the first quarter of the nineteenth century was the publication of synagogue regulations that introduced new norms of decorum and, occasionally, slight changes in the prayer service.
Rachel Manekin
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synagogue

2016
Abstract Greek-speaking Jews and Samaritans refer to the communal space of synagogues as proseukhe (“prayer place”), emphasizing their role as places of prayer and study within the Jewish diaspora. Jewish liturgy centers on public Scripture reading and interpretation, reinforcing continuity with the Temple in Jerusalem.
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The Synagogue of the Herodians

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1929
Scholars were quick to recognize in the first line the remnant of the word avvaytoy~p. The second line was less obvious, for although the names of several synagogues of Rome had been revealed by the inscriptions,2 there was none similar to this. Garrucci himself interpreted it as referring to a synagogue of the Rhodians, presumably a community of Jews ...
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The synagogue'

Notes and Queries, 1901
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