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• Transportation of the Menorah (1816 Ademollo), art
  '''Transportation of the Menorah''' (1816) is a fresco by [[Luigi Ademollo]]. ...fresco on the same subject in the [[Basilica della Santissima Annunziata, Florence, Italy]].
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• Transportation of the Ark of the Covenant (1816 Ademollo), art
  [http://www.wga.hu/art/a/ademollo/ark1.jpg Transportation of the Ark of the Covenant] (1816) is a fresco by [[Luigi Ademollo]]. ...fresco on the same subject in the [[Basilica della Santissima Annunziata, Florence, Italy]].
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• David and the Ark of the Covenant (1828 Ademollo), art
  ...t''' (1828) is a fresco by [[Luigi Ademollo]], at [[Santissima Annunziata, Florence, Italy]]. ...ounding the Holy Ark of the Jewish people; see [[Transportation of the Ark of the Covenant (1816 Ademollo), art]].
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• Giovanni Luzzi (1856-1948), scholar
  ...serve instead as a pastor at Poschiavo, Scwitzerland. In 1930 went back to Florence and during World War II, again to Poschiavo, where he would eventually die [[Category:People of Florence|1856 Luzzi]]
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• Alberto Sed (M / Italy, 1928), Holocaust survivor
  ...ccardi (author), ''Sono stato un numero. Alberto Sed racconta'' <Italian> (Florence: Giuntina, 2009). ...ra; meeting a French doctor who hid him under the beds; and the liberation of the camp.
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• Women Who Knew Paul (1992 Gillman), book
  '''Women Who Knew Paul''' (1992) is a book by [[Florence Morgan Gillman]]. ...udia, Apphia, the Daughters of Philip, Mary and Rhoda of Jerusalem); Women of the Jewish Aristocracy (Bernice and Drusilla)."--Publisher description.
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• The Real History of the End of the World (2010 Newman), non-fiction
  '''The Real History of the End of the World ''' (2010) is a book by [[Sharan Newman]]. ...they do about the predominant historical scientific, and religious beliefs of the times."--Publisher description
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• Hanan Eshel (1958-2010), scholar
  ...the [[Enoch Seminar]], he contributed to all its first five meetings, from Florence (2001) to Naples (2009). *4QMMT and the History of the Hasmonean Period / Hanan Eshel - [[Reading 4QMMT (1996 Kampen/Bernstein
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• John the Jew: Reading the Gospel of John’s Christology as a Form of Jewish Messianism / 6th Nangeroni Meeting (2016 Camaldoli), conference
  [[File:6th Nangeroni Monastero.jpg|thumb|350px|Opening session at the library of the Camaldoli Monastery]] [[File:Foresteria Camaldoli.jpg|thumb|350px|The Foresteria of the Monastery]]
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• Enoch Seminar (2001-), learned society
  ...lviati.jpg|thumb|200px|[[First Enoch Seminar]], at Palazzo Corsi Salviati, Florence, Italy (2001)]] ...|thumb|left|150px|[[Gabriele Boccaccini]], University of Michigan, Founder of the Enoch Seminar]]
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• (++) Johannespassion (St. John Passion / 1724 Bach), oratorio
  Interpreti: Blake Stern; Mack Harrell (Br); Paul Ukena; Daniel Slick (Br); Florence Fogelson; Walter Carringer. Adele Addison; Blanche Thebom; Leslie Chabay; P @ Gabriele Boccaccini, University of Michigan (a presentation at St. Francis Church, Ann Arbor, MI; March 15, 2
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• Seventh Enoch Seminar (2013 Camaldoli), conference
  [[File:Monastero Camaldoli.jpg|thumb|250px|Monastery of Camaldoli]] [[File:Stuckenbruck.jpg|thumb|123px|Loren T. Stuckenbruck, University of Munich]]
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• Tenth Enoch Seminar (2019 Florence), conference
  ...he Early Modern Period: Reception History from the 15th Century to the End of the 19th Century” '''Chairs:''' [[Gabriele Boccaccini]] (University of Michigan) and [[Annette Yoshiko Reed]] (New York University).
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• Silvia Calderoni (F / Italy, 1930), Holocaust survivor
  ...nd their paternal aunt (Lidia Calderoni) and her husband (Mario Vitali)--6 people. ...troviamo il seguente paragrafo: "Monsignor Italo Ciulli of Gambassi, near Florence, hid at least five Jews, including two children, in an old-age home under h
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• The Period of the Middle Maccabees: from the death of Judas through the reign of John Hyrcanus (ca. 160–104 BCE) / 9th Nangeroni Meeting (2018 Milan), conference
  ...dle Maccabees''' (2018) is the topic of the ninth conference in the series of [[Nangeroni Meetings]] organised by the [[Enoch Seminar]] in Milan, Italy ( ...nth Nangeroni Meeting|7th (Rome 2016)]] -- [[Eighth Nangeroni Meeting|8th (Florence 2017)]] -- '''9th (Milan 2018)''' -- [[Tenth Nangeroni Meeting|10th (Rome 2
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• Re-Reading Paul as a Second-Temple Jewish Author / 3rd Nangeroni Meeting (2014 Rome), conference
  [[File:Facolta Valdese.jpg|thumb|250px|Waldensian Faculty of Theology, Rome, Italy]] ...Third Nangeroni Meeting Ostia Banquet.jpg|thumb|250px|An unexpected moment of entertainment offered at the dinner: Francesco Pieri and Gabriele Boccaccin
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• Gabriele Boccaccini (b.1958), Italian-American scholar
  ...0013.jpg ] (b.1958) is an Italian-born American scholar, at the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor MI), USA. ...graduated in Philosophy under Prof. [[Eugenio Garin]] at the University of Florence.
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• 2020 Aramaic Enoch Conference
  :'''From the Books of Enoch to Genesis Apocryphon:''' :'''Aramaic Manuscripts of 1 Enoch and Related Aramaic Traditions from Qumran'''
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• 2020 Enoch Seminar Online
  Title: '''Concepts of Evil in Second Temple Judaism and Christian Origins''' == A welcome from Gabriele Boccaccini, director of the Enoch Seminar ==
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• Italian Jewish Studies
  ...ewish Studies''' is a field of research that specialized on the experience of Jews in Italy. This page is edited by [[Gabriele Boccaccini]], University of Michigan (@2022)
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