- Adam by God himself. Some
Hebraists held
posts in
academies or churches,
while others were
strictly amateur. Some
Hebraists proposed theories that the...
- Bibl. xx. 65 et seq.; Kayserling, A
Princess as
Hebraist, in J. Q. R. ix. 509.G.
Christian Hebraists in the
Netherlands Hebraic Aspects of the Renaissance:...
- 20
October 1835 Alma mater
University of St
Andrews Occupation(s)
Presbyterian minister Theologian and
Hebraist Spouse Ann
Hutton (d. 1834)
Children 6...
-
opposition to
Yiddish has
often come from
advocates of the Haskalah,
Hebraists, Zionists, and ****imilationists. Some of the
earliest criticism of the...
- D. degree, and
developed friendships with a
number of
eminent German Hebraists. On his
return in 1838, he was
ordained in London,
before taking up the...
- Coudert, Allison; Shoulson,
Jeffrey (eds.).
Hebraica Veritas?
Christian Hebraists, Jews, and the
Study of
Judaism in
Early Modern Europe. Philadelphia:...
- for this word,
following Jewish practice.
Since the mid-20th century,
Hebraists have
generally accepted that the real
meaning is "spring of underground...
-
linguist Isaac Abendana,
Hebraist Chimen Abramsky,
professor of
Hebrew Lionel Barnett,
orientalist Abraham Benisch,
Hebraist and
editor of the Jewish...
-
Thomas Neal or
Neale (1519–1590?) was an
English churchman and academic, who
became Regius Professor of Hebrew. Born
about 1519 at
Yeate in Gloucestershire...
- non-Jewish culture,
where they were
studied and
translated by
Christian Hebraists and
Hermetic occultists. The
syncretic traditions of
Christian Cabala...
