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History of Jewish Literature

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  • Meyer Waxman

    Waxman’s principal work, History of Jewish Literature, 4 vol. (1930–41; 2nd ed., 5 vol., 1938–60), summarizes and evaluates the various fields of Jewish literature from the end of biblical times to the mid-20th century. His religious studies include the Handbook of Judaism (1947) and Judaism—Religion and Ethics (1958),…

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    Waxman’s principal work, History of Jewish Literature, 4 vol. (1930–41; 2nd ed., 5 vol., 1938–60), summarizes and evaluates the various fields of Jewish literature from the end of biblical times to the mid-20th century. His religious studies include the Handbook of Judaism (1947) and Judaism—Religion and Ethics (1958),…

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