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Revision as of 06:20, 18 November 2010
Some Jewish Women (1892) is a book by Henry Zirndorf.
Abstract
"A series of sketches originally published in German in the Deborah."
Editions and translations
Published in Philadelphia, PA: The Jewish Publication Society of America, 1892.
Table of contents
From the Apocrypha:
- Judith.
- The mother of the seven martyrs.
The Græco-Roman period:
- Queen Salome Alexandra.
- Mariamne, the Hasmonean.
- Helena, queen and proselyte.
- Berenice.
The Talmudic age:
- Martha, daughter of Boëthus.
- Ima Shalom.
- Rachel, Rabbi Akiba's wife.
- Beruria.
- Rabbi Meïr's pupil.
- Rabbi Ishmael's mother.
- Rabbi Judah's maid-servant.
- The married cople of Sidon.
- A group of Xanthippes.
- Jalta.
- Abaji's foster-mother.
- The two Chomas.
- Weasel as well as witnesses.