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Windows on Jewish worlds : essays in honor of William Gross, collector of Judaica on the occasion of his eightieth birthday / by Sabar, Shalom,1951-editor.(CARDINAL)202261; Schrijver, Emile G. L.,editor.(CARDINAL)281339; Wiesemann, Falk,editor.(CARDINAL)813179; Meiboom, Lies,editor.(CARDINAL)871060; Herman, Sam,editor.(CARDINAL)342135;

This volume celebrates the collecting effort of perhaps the greatest of all contemporary collectors of Judaica, William Gross, of Tel Aviv. It appears on the occasion of his eightieth birthday and contains discussions of a variety of works from the Gross Family Collection, authored by friends and colleagues from the world of Jewish museums and Jewish studies. Items discussed include Hebrew manuscripts and printed works, Jewish ceremonial silver, textiles, amulets, medals and Kabbalistic texts. The articles are illustrated richly, mostly with items from the Gross Family Collection. William Gross has always cherished a very personal perspective on the items in his collection. For him Jewish life and ritual, out of which all of these items grew, is multi-faceted. He has often claimed that each individual item in his collection constitutes a window through which one can view and learn about the Jews of a particular place and time. He believes that no Judaic object can be separated both from its Jewish roots and from the more general context of the political, social, economic and artistic environment in which the Jews, who ordered, used and venerated those objects, lived. These roots and this context are what give substance to these objects, which are often collectively referred to as Jewish Art.

Subjects: Festschriften.; Gross, William L.; Judaism; Manuscripts, Hebrew.; Hebrew imprints.; Jewish art.;

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Libri ebraici a Mantova / by Busi, Giulio.(CARDINAL)771903; Campanini, Saverio.(CARDINAL)646393; Tamani, Giuliano.(CARDINAL)766239; Biblioteca comunale di Mantova.(CARDINAL)337521;

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.v. 1. Le edizioni del XVI secolo nella biblioteca della Comunità ebraica -- v. 2. Le edizioni del XVII, XVIII e XIX secolo nella biblioteca della Comunità ebraica -- v. 3. Catalogue of the kabbalistic manuscripts in the library of the Jewish community of Mantua -- v. 4. Catalogo dei manoscritti filosofici, giuridici e scientifici nella biblioteca della Comunità ebraica di Mantova.

Subjects: Bibliographies.; Catalogs.; Biblioteca comunale di Mantova; Early printed books; Hebrew imprints;

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Hotam ha-dapas : `esrim shanah le-sadnat ha-hedpes, Yerushalayim / by Perry-Lehmann, Meira.(CARDINAL)156396; Carmon, Efrath.(CARDINAL)163820; Mikhaʼeli, Tami.(CARDINAL)212476; Muzeʼon Yiśraʼel (Jerusalem)(CARDINAL)152251;

Subjects: Exhibition catalogs.; Prints, Israeli;

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A Baptist among the Jews / by Howe, Mary Blye.(CARDINAL)670750;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 199-202).Hanging with the Jews -- Arguing with God -- Dancing with the Torah -- Discovering the passionate Hebrew God -- Women in Yarmulkes -- Men in black hats -- Hungering for my roots -- A spiritual journey.

Subjects: Anecdotes.; Howe, Mary Blye; Judaism; Jews; God (Judaism);

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Of fire and lions : a novel [large print] / by Andrews, Mesu,1963-author.(CARDINAL)354113;

"The Old Testament book of Daniel comes to life through the story of a young Hebrew girl who survives in Babylonian captivity to become Daniel's wife and is transformed into a confident woman who realizes her need of the God who conquers both fire and lions"--

Subjects: Large print books.; Christian fiction.; Fiction.; Women in the Bible;

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Luther's Works. by Luther, Martin,1483-1546.(CARDINAL)144787; Pelikan, Jaroslav,1923-2006.(CARDINAL)122889; Lehmann, Helmut T.(CARDINAL)189089;

V. 1-8. Lectures on Genesis -- v. 9. Lectures on Deuteronomy -- v. 10-11. First lectures on the Psalms -- v. 12-14. Selected Psalms -- v. 15. Notes on Ecclesiastes ; Lectures on the Song of Solomon ; Treatise on the last words of David (2 Samuel 23:1-7) -- v. 16-17. Lectures on Isaiah -- v. 18. Lectures on the minor prophets : Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Micah, Nahum, Zephaniah, Haggai, Malachi -- v. 19. Lectures on the minor prophets : Jonah, Habakkuk -- v. 20. Lectures on the minor prophets : Zechariah -- v. 21. The Sermon on the Mount (sermons) and The Magnificat -- v. 22-24. Gospel of St. John -- v. 25. Lectures on Romans -- v. 26-27. Lectures on Galatians -- v. 28. Commentaries on 1 Corinthians 7, 1 Corinthians 15 ; Lectures on Timothy -- v. 29. Lectures on Titus, Philemon, and Hebrews -- v. 30. The Catholic epistles -- v. 31-34. Career of the reformer -- v. 35-38. Word and sacrament -- v. 39-41. Church and ministry -- v. 42-43. Devotional writings -- v. 44-47. The Christian in society -- v. 48-50. Letters -- v. 51-52. Sermons -- v. 53. Liturgy and hymns -- v. 54. Table talk -- v. 55. Index -- v. 57. Sermons IV -- v. 58. Sermons V -- v. 59. Prefaces I [i.e. Luther's prefaces to works by other authors, 1520-1532] -- v. 60. Prefaces II [i.e. Luther's prefaces to works by other authors, 1532-1545] -- v. 67. Annotations on Matthew, chapters 1-18 ; Sermons on the Gospel of St. matthew, chapter 18 -- v. 68. Sermons on the Gospel of St. Matthew, chapters 19-24 -- v. 69. Sermons on the Gospel of St. John, chapters 17-20 -- v. 75. Church postil -- v. 76. Church postil II -- v. 77. Church postil III -- v. 78. Church postil IV -- v. 79. Church postil V.

Subjects: Bible; Lutheran Church.; Theology;

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Judaism / by Andrews, Elizabeth,1996-author.(CARDINAL)870100;

Early Judaism -- The Torah and practices -- Modern Jews -- Holidays and celebrations -- Making connections -- Glossary."This title introduces the very old religion of Judaism. Jewish history is simply explained with the stories of Abraham and Moses along with more recent historical events. Young readers will learn about the Hebrew Bible and the covenants made between God and his people. Important practices and holidays are described in easy-to-understand text paired with colorful photographs. QR Codes in the book give readers access to book-specific resources to further their learning. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. DiscoverRoo is an imprint of Pop!, a division of ABDO."--Grades 2-5.770L

Subjects: Illustrated works.; Informational works.; Faith; Jews; Judaism and culture; Judaism; Religions;

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Rosh Hashanah / by Koster, Gloria,author.(CARDINAL)475273;

Includes bibliographical references (page 31) and index."Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is the first of the Jewish Holy High Days and one of Judaism's holiest days. Often called the birthday of the world, it is celebrated on the first day of Tishrei, the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar. People celebrate this happy holiday with family and friends by praying, lighting candles, and eating special meals and sweet treats. Learn more about the history behind this important day and how it's observed today"--Grades 2-3Ages 5-8560LAccelerated Reader AR

Subjects: Rosh ha-Shanah; Holidays;

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The works of Lord Byron: with his letters and journals, and his life / by Byron, George Gordon Byron,Baron,1788-1824.(CARDINAL)158219; Moore, Thomas,1779-1852.(CARDINAL)141484;

I-V. Life of Lord Byron -- VI. Life of Lord Byron ; Miscellaneous pieces in prose -- VII. Hours of idleness ; Occasional pieces, 1807-8 ; English bards and Scotch reviewers ; Occasional pieces, 1808-1810 -- VIII. Childe Harold's pilgrimage -- IX. Occasional pieces, 1811-13 ; Hints from Horace ; The curse of Minerva ; The waltz ; The Giaour ; The bride of Abydos ; The corsair -- X. Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte ; Lara ; Hebrew melodies ; The siege of Corinth ; Parisina ; Domestic pieces ; Monody on the death of the Right R.B. Sheridan ; The prisoner of Chillon ; The dream ; Occasional pieces, 1814-1816 -- XI. Manfred ; The lament of Tasso ; Beppo ; Mezeppa ; Ode to Venice ; The Morgante maggiore of Pulci ; The prophecy of Dante ; Occasional pieces -- XII. Francesca of Rimini ; Stanzas to the Po ; Stanzas ; The Blues ; Marino Faliero ; The vision of judgment ; Occasional pieces -- XIII. Heaven and earth ; Sardanapalus ; The two Foscari ; The deformed Stanzas ; Lines -- XIV. Cain ; Werner ; The age of bronze ; The island ; Stanzas ; Lines -- XV-XVII. Don Juan.

Subjects: Poetry.; Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron, 1788-1824.; Poets, English; Old State Library Collection.;

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Four points of the compass : the unexpected history of direction / by Brotton, Jerry,author.(CARDINAL)341943;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-202) and index.Orientation -- East -- South -- North -- West -- The Blue Dot."The New York Times bestselling author of A History of the World in 12 Maps, this is the revelatory history of the four cardinal directions that have oriented and defined our place on the globe for millennia. North, south, east, and west: almost all societies use these four cardinal directions to orientate themselves and to understand who they are by projecting where they are. For millennia, these four directions have been foundational to our travel, navigation, and exploration, and are central to the imaginative, moral, and political geography of virtually every culture in the world. Yet they are far more subjective-and sometimes contradictory-than we might realize. Four Points of the Compass takes us on a journey of directional discovery. Societies have understood and defined directions in very different ways based on their locations in time and space. Historian Jerry Brotton reveals why Hebrew culture privileges east; why Renaissance Europeans began drawing north at the top of their maps; why early Islam revered the south; why the Aztecs used five color-coded cardinal directions; and why no societies, primitive or modern, have ever orientated themselves westwards. In doing so, politically loaded but widely used terms such as the "Middle East," the "Global South," the "West Indies," the "Orient," and even the "western world" take on new meanings. Who decided on these terms and what do they mean for geopolitics? How have directions like "east" and "west" taken on the status of cultural identities-or, more accurately, stereotypes? Today, however, because of GPS capability, cardinal points are less relevant. Online, we place ourselves at the center of the map as little blue dots moving across geospatial apps; we have become the most important compass point, though in the process we've disconnected ourselves from the natural world. Imagining what future changes technology may impose, Jerry Brotton skillfully reminds us how crucial the four cardinal directions have been and remain to everyone who has ever walked our planet"--

Subjects: Informational works.; Cardinal points.; Orientation.; Compass.;

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