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The Raising of Lazarus

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The Raising of Lazarus (From the New Testament, John XI) Though this story is part of the larger narrative of the Gospel of St. John,...

The Jackal

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The Jackal (Anonymous: 14th Century A.D., or earlier) Nothing is known of the author of the Hitopadesa, a manual of didac-tic fables composed—on the basis...

Rabbi Akiva

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The Talmud is a great collection of law, ritual, precept, and example, which was composed during the period extending from the First Century B.C....

Phineus And The Harpies

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Apollonius of Rhodes (3rd Century B.c.) Although he was a late writer in the epic form, Apollonius treated ancient mythical material, but from the standpoint...

In the Storm part 4

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She was running to the road just beyond the village. They had surely gone for a walk on the road, where they had been seen...

In the Storm part 3

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Then she flew back. On the threshold, however, she paused for a moment. She rolled her eyes heavenward and raised her arms to God.“May...

In the Storm part 2

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She had gone! And she had warned her daughter, it seemed, not to go out to-day—that on the Sabbath of Repentance, at least, she...

In the Storm part 1

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David Pinski (1872—1959) David Pinski was born in Russia, but lived chiefly abroad, first in Germany, later in the United States and in Israel. He...

The Kaddish part 2

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The seven girls took alarm. “That is for joy,” explained the “grandmother.” “I have known that happen before.” “A boy… a boy!” sobbed Reb Selig, overcome...

The Kaddish part 1

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Abraham Raisin (187&—1953) Raisin is another of the Yiddish group who came from Russia, though he lived for some time in the United States. He...

Istanbul City Tour

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