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Founded in 1884. Published by the [[University of Chicago Press]]. [[Category:Made in the 1880s| 1884 Journal of Near Eastern Studies]]

...the University of Chicago and the Garret Biblical Insititute of Evanston, Illinois, April, 1928. Reprinted from the Hebrew Union College annual, vol. 6. Published in [[Cincinnati, OH]]: [[Hebrew Union College Press]], 1929; and [[New York, N

''' Covenant of Blood: Circumcision and Gender in Rabbinic Judaism''' (1996) is a book by [[Lawrence A. Hoffman]]. Published in Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1996.

...e building of the new Church of Christ. He died June 27, 1844 at Carthage, Illinois, the victim of a mob riot. [[Category:Born in the 1800s| 1805 Smith]]

Published in Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1994. ...icons in the age of the Tuscan cities -- The madonnas of Siena : the image in urban life -- The dialogue with the image : the era of the private image at

...or; they had two children, Beatrice and Jacob, before David’s sudden death in 1970. Segal’s experiences as a refugee formed the basis of her first sign ...parents who placed their children in the Kindertransport program. She died in 2005, one hundred years old.

...arvation and hard labor. Steen Metz and his mother spent a year and a half in the concentration camp. They were repatriated by the Red Cross on April 15, ...g the Ghetto Museum at Terezín in 2009; writing a memoir (it was published in April 2011); and speaking to various groups about his experiences during th

...Seminar]], organized by the [[Enoch Seminar]] in Milan, Italy (June 2015) in collaboration with COREIS. '''Purpose''': '''The meeting aims at examining afresh formative Islam in its the late-antique context'''. We plan to have panels (major sessions) on

Title: '''Concepts of Evil in Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins''' ...very, and by the death of James Dunn, who has given so much to the studies in our field. But we are excited by the enthusiasm demonstrated by the dozens