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A Public Speech on Temptation, Composed by Mordechai de Abraham de Soria, and Which Was Delivered by a Student of His on His Bar Mitzvah, on the First Day of Sukkot

Angelo (Mordechai) de Soria
1751
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From the Introduction to His Father’s Book, Noda bi-Yehudah

Jacob Landau
1810
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Arukh la-ner

Jacob Ettlinger
1850
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Phaedon

Moses Mendelssohn
1767
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Sefer ha-midot (Book of Virtues)

Naphtali Herts Wessely
ca. 1780s
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Givat ha-moreh [Commentary to Maimonides’ Moreh nevukhim, Guide for the Perplexed]

Solomon Maimon
1792
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Novelot ḥokhmah (Fallen Fruit of Wisdom)

Joseph Solomon Delmedigo
First Half of the 17th Century
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Epístola invectiva contra Prado (A Harsh Epistle against Prado)

Isaac Orobio de Castro
ca. 1664
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New Jerusalem Old Athens: The Holy Middle

Gillian Rose
1992
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Language and Culture after the Holocaust

Geoffrey H. Hartman
1997
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La-yesharim tehilah (Praise for the Upright)

Moses Ḥayim Luzzatto
Early 18th Century–1740
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Shevaḥ ha-nashim (In Praise of Women)

David Messer Leon
Early 16th Century

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