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Reflections on Modern Jewish Studies

Gershom Scholem
1944
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Letter to Gershom Scholem

Peter Szondi
1970
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Studies in Prejudice

Max Horkheimer | Samuel H. Flowerman
1950
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The Frankfort Lehrhaus

Nahum N. Glatzer
1956
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Toldot rabenu he-hakham Mosheh ben Menahem (Biography of Our Wise Teacher, Moses, Son of Menachem)

Isaac Euchel
1788
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Urim ve-tumim (The Urim and Thummim)

Jonathan Eybeschütz
1775
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Noda bi-Yehudah (Known in Judah)

Ezekiel Landau
1776
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Pe’at ha-shulhan (Edge of the Table)

Israel ben Samuel of Shklov
1836
Painting of two men seated at a table with another man standing behind them, and woman in doorway carrying tray of tea.
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On the Religious Legitimacy of Studying Logic (Commentary on Maimonides’ Milot ha-higayon)

Moses Mendelssohn
1761
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Light for the Path

Moses Mendelssohn
1783
Bust of man on pedestal.
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Letter to the Friends of Lessing (On the Spinoza Conversations between Lessing and Jacobi)

Moses Mendelssohn
1786
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Leviathan

Saul Ascher
1792

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