In: The story of the Jewish people being a history of the Jewish people since bible times ; Band 2

Volume

Object Details

• Location: Frankfurt am Main
• Extent: Ill.
• Language: Deutsch
• Notes: In: The story of the Jewish people being a history of the Jewish people since bible times ; Band 2
• Notes: London [u.a.] : Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1927, 2. ed. ; In: The story of the Jewish people being a history of the Jewish people since bible times ; Band 2

Classification and Topics

• Subject: Jüdische Erziehung

Contributors, Places and Time

• Contributor: Myers, Jack M. (Beobachter)
• Published: London [u.a.] : Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1927

Further information

• URN: urn:nbn:de:hebis:30:1-102751
• Table of contents: Deckblatt; Titelblatt; Widmung; Preface.; Prefatory Note.; Note to Vol. II.; Contents.; List of Illustrations.; I. By the Waters of Babylon. I. The Prince of the Exile.; II. By the Waters of Babylon (continued). II. The Colleges of Sura and Pumbeditha.; III. By the Waters of Babylon (continued). III. The Rise of Islam.; IV. By the Waters of Babylon (continued). IV. The Karaites.; V. By the Waters of Babylon (continued). V. Saadiah and the Last Gaonim.; VI. 306-630. Oppression by Christian Emperors.; VII. 500-1000. The Great Frankish Empire.; VIII. Spain under Visigoths and Moslems.; IX. The Golden Age in Spain. Chasdai and the New Jewish Culture.; X. The Golden Age in Spain (continued). Samuel Ibn-Nagdela, Vizier and Rabbi.; XI. The Golden Age in Spain (continued). Tolerant Christian Monarchs.; XII. The Golden Age in Spain (continued). Solomon Ibn-Gebirol and Moses Ibn-Ezra.; XIII. The Golden Age in Spain (continued). 1092-1167. Abraham Ibn-Ezra.; XIV. The Golden Age in Spain (continued). Judah ha-Levi - Sweet Singer of Zion. I Early Life and lighter Verse.; XV. The Golden Age in Spain (continued). Judah ha-Levi - Sweet Singer of Zion (continued). II. As National Poet and Philosopher.; XVI. 1073-1187. The Crusades.; XVII. Rashi, Prince of Commentators.; XVIII. Maimonides. I. His Early Life.; XIX. Maimonides (continued). II. World-Wide Fame.; XX. Maimonides (continued). III. His Three Great Works.; XXI. Maimonists and Anti-Maimonists.; XXII. 1194-1270. Nachmanides.; XXIII. Bachya and the "Duties of the Heart".; XXIV. The Men who taught Europe.; XXV. Peots of Light and Shade.; XXVI. Travellers and Story-Tellers.; Important Dates.; Index.
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