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Latest revision as of 22:18, 24 November 2010
Fallen Angels: Soldiers of Satan's Realm (1952) is a book by Bernard Jacob Bamberger.
Abstract
Editions and translations
Published in Philadelphia, PA: Jewish Publication Society of America, 1952. Reissued in New York, NY: Barnes & Noble, 1995; and Philadelphia, PA: Jewish Publication Society of America, 2006.
Table of contents
- Part One: Gateway
- 1. Introducing the Theme
- 2. The Hebrew Scriptures
- Part Two: The Outside Books
- Introduction
- 3. The Ethiopic Enoch
- 4. The Ethiopic Enoch (continued)
- 5. The Ethiopic Enoch (concluded)
- 6. Jubilees, Testaments, Zadokite Work
- 7. The Slavonic Enoch
- 8. The Adam Books
- 9. The Testament of Job
- 10. Esdras, Baruch, Pseudo-Philo
- 11. The Apocalypse of Abraham
- Part Three: Crossroads
- 12. Hellenistic Writings
- 13. Where the Ways Divide
- Part Four: The Early Christian Church
- 14. The New Testament
- 15. The Church Fathers
- Part Five: The Rabbis
- 16. Talmud and Midrash
- 17. Interlude: The Legend in Islam
- 18. New Paths: The Visionaries
- 19. New Paths: The Latter Agada
- Part Six: Medieval Judaism
- 20. The Rationalists
- Part Seven: Jewish Mysticism
- 21. The German Cabala
- 22. The Spanish Cabala
- 23. The Zohar
- 24. The Later Mystics
- 25. Mysticism for the Masses
- Part Eight: Christian Theology
- 26. The Devil of the Philosophers
- 27. The Devil of the People
- 28. Protestant Christianity
- Part Nine: The Devil in Modern Dress
- The Century of Liberalism
- Epilogue