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Jewish/non-Jewish encounters in corridors and staircases: narrowing down everyday life in liminal spaces. [PDF]
Jew Cult HistHultman M, Korbel S.
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Talking about Anti-Semitism in France before and after Charlie Hebdo and Hyper Cacher [PDF]
, 2018 Arkin, Kimberly
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Policy agendas of the American state legislatures. [PDF]
Sci DataDee E, Garlick A.
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The complexity of architectural and anthropological dynamics in womb-tomb structures: An interdisciplinary investigation. [PDF]
PLoS OneStadler N, Flint S.
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Mental Health and Experiences of Anti-Semitism in 2nd and 3rd Offspring Generation of Holocaust Survivors From Israel, Germany, and the USA. [PDF]
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2022
This chapter seeks to characterize the institution of the synagogue as it is known from the first-century-CE evidence—textual and archaeological—and subsequently to search for indications that something resembling this institution might have existed prior to this time.
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This chapter seeks to characterize the institution of the synagogue as it is known from the first-century-CE evidence—textual and archaeological—and subsequently to search for indications that something resembling this institution might have existed prior to this time.
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2010
The earliest evidence of synagogue institutions consists of two inscriptions and one papyrus text from mid- to late 3rd-century bce Egypt mentioning the term proseuchē, one of seventeen Greek, Latin, and Hebrew terms used in antiquity that are translated into English as “synagogue.” (It should be noted, however, that some scholars would argue that the ...
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The earliest evidence of synagogue institutions consists of two inscriptions and one papyrus text from mid- to late 3rd-century bce Egypt mentioning the term proseuchē, one of seventeen Greek, Latin, and Hebrew terms used in antiquity that are translated into English as “synagogue.” (It should be noted, however, that some scholars would argue that the ...
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2021
Abstract Barbados’s floundering economy and racial strife pushed many Jews north to the United States, including Isaac Lopez Brandon and his former enslaver’s son, Moses Lopez. Once a prosperous Bridgetown store owner, Moses Lopez struggled in the cold North, settling first in New York, where his children attended the synagogue’s school,
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Abstract Barbados’s floundering economy and racial strife pushed many Jews north to the United States, including Isaac Lopez Brandon and his former enslaver’s son, Moses Lopez. Once a prosperous Bridgetown store owner, Moses Lopez struggled in the cold North, settling first in New York, where his children attended the synagogue’s school,
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