- A
Shulamite (or Shulammite;
Biblical Hebrew: שׁוּלַמִּית, romanized: Šūlammîṯ, Koinē Gr****: Σουλαμῖτις, romanized: Soulamîtis,
Medieval Latin: Sūlamītis)...
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Shulamite is a
biblical character from the Song of Songs, the
lover of King Solomon.
Shulamite may also
refer to: The
Shulamite (novel), a 1904 novel...
- The
Shulamite is an
Edwardian drama, or melodrama,
based on a
novel of the same name. It pla**** in
London and New York in 1906 with Lena
Ashwell in the...
- In the
Hebrew Bible,
Abishag (/ˈæbɪʃæɡ/; Hebrew: אבישג Avishag) was a
beautiful young woman of
Shunem chosen to be a
helper and
servant to King
David in...
- The
Shulamite, also
known as The
Folly of Desire, a 1915
British silent drama film
directed by
George Loane Tucker and
starring Norman McKinnel, Manora...
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Shoham Shomer Shophach Shophan Shoshannim Shua
Shuah Shual Shubael Shuham Shulamite Shunem Shuni Shuphim Shur
Shushan Shuthelah Sia
Sibbechai Sibmah Sichem...
- Eerdmans. ISBN 978-0-8028-2579-7. Pardes,
Ilana (2017). "Toni Morrisom's
Shulamites". In Sherwood,
Yvonne (ed.). The
Bible and Feminism:
Remapping the Field...
- "Shula" is a
shortened form. The name
Salome is also a
related form.
Shulamite, the name
ascribed to the
female protagonist in the Song of
Songs in the...
- the Pharaoh's daughter, or his
marriage with an
Israelite woman, the
Shulamite. The
former was the
favorite opinion of the
mystical interpreters to the...
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survived by one son and two daughters. The
Shulamite (1904) —
later adapted into the 1906
stageplay The
Shulamite and
later films The
Plains of
Silence (1907)...
