قراءة كتاب Chapters on Jewish Literature
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literature whose consistent theme is Righteousness is immortal. On the very day on which Jerusalem fell, this theory of the interconnection between literature and life became the fixed principle of Jewish thought, and it ceased to hold undisputed sway only in the age of Mendelssohn. It was in the "Vineyard" of Jamnia that the theory received its firm foundation. A starting-point for this volume will therefore be sought in the meeting-place in which the Rabbis, exiled from the Holy City, found a new fatherland in the Book of books.
CONTENTS
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| Preface | 5 | ||||||||||||||||
| I | The "Vineyard" At Jamnia Schools at Jamnia, Lydda, Usha, and Sepphoris.—The Tannaim
compile the Mishnah.—Jochanan, Akiba, Meir, Judah.—Aquila. |
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| II | Flavius Josephus And The Jewish Sibyl | 33 | |||||||||||||||
| III | The Talmud The Amoraim compile the Palestinian Talmud and the Babylonian Talmud.—Representative Amoraim:
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| IV | The Midrash And Its Poetry Mechilta, Sifra, Sifre, Pesikta, Tanchuma, Midrash Rabbah, Yalkut.—Proverbs.—Parables.—Fables.
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| V | The Letters Of The Gaonim Representative Gaonim:
Achai, Amram, Zemach, Saadiah, Sherira, Samuel, Hai. |
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| VI | The Karaitic Literature Anan, Nahavendi, Abul-Faraj, Salman, Sahal, al-Bazir, Hassan, Japhet, Kirkisani, Judah Hadassi, Isaac Troki.
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| VII | The New-Hebrew Piyut Kalirian and Spanish Piyutim (Poems).—Jannai.—Kalir.
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| VIII | Saadiah Of Fayum Translation of the Bible into Arabic.—Foundation of a Jewish Philosophy of Religion.
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| IX | Dawn Of The Spanish Era Chasdai Ibn Shaprut.—Menachem and Dunash, Chayuj and Janach.—Samuel the Nagid.
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| X | The Spanish-Jewish Poets (I) Solomon Ibn Gebirol.—"The Royal Crown."—Moses Ibn Ezra.—Abraham Ibn Ezra.—The Biblical Commentaries of Ibn Ezra and the Kimchis.
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| XI | Rashi And Alfassi Nathan of Rome.—Alfassi.—Rashi.—Rashbam.
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| XII | The Spanish-Jewish Poets (II) Jehuda Halevi.—Charizi.
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| XIII | Moses Maimonides Maimon, Rambam—R. Moses, the son of Maimon, Maimonides.—His Yad Hachazaka and Moreh Nebuchim.—Gersonides.—Crescas.—Albo.
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134 | |||||||||||||||
| XIV | The Diffusion Of Science Provençal Translators.—The Ibn Tibbons.—Italian Translators.—Jacob Anatoli.—Kalonymos.—Scientific Literature.
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| XV | The Diffusion Of Folk-Tales |