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1	LITURGICAL ILLUMINATIONS: DISCOVERING RECEIVED TRADITION IN THE EASTERN ORTHROS FOR FEASTS OF THE THEOTOKOS Kimball, Virginia M. 16 February 2010 (has links) No description available. Bible Religion Theology Blessed Virgin Mary Eastern Orthodox Tradition Liturgy iconography apocryphal writings patristics conciliar documents.
2	The role and position of Jewish women between 200 BCE - 200 CE Lief, Hélène Rhona 11 1900 (has links) This dissertation examines the role and position of Jewish women in the Near East between 200 BCE - 200 CE. This was a very important period in Jewish legal and cultural history. The redaction of the Mishnah, the oldest extant body of Jewish law, was completed at approximately the end of the time under review, and was to have a lasting influence on the Jewish people. No society exists in a vacuum. During these years the Jews lived within the GraecoRoman Empire and this reflected on their attitudes towards women. To appreciate this it has been necessary to go back in time to the Hebrew Bible and to trace any attitudinal changes which occurred over the centuries. Although the Mishnah has been regarded as the terminus ad quem of this investigation, brief mention is also made of prevailing attitudes affecting women in present day Jewish society. / Biblical and Ancient Studies / M.A. (Judaica) Biblical women Apocryphal writings relating to women Mishnaic attitude to women Women in the GraecoRoman world Josephus and his attitudes to women Philo's assessment of women Women leaders in the ancient synagogues Feminism 909.04924082 Women in the Bible Jewish women Women in Judaism
3	The role and position of Jewish women between 200 BCE - 200 CE Lief, Hélène Rhona 11 1900 (has links) This dissertation examines the role and position of Jewish women in the Near East between 200 BCE - 200 CE. This was a very important period in Jewish legal and cultural history. The redaction of the Mishnah, the oldest extant body of Jewish law, was completed at approximately the end of the time under review, and was to have a lasting influence on the Jewish people. No society exists in a vacuum. During these years the Jews lived within the GraecoRoman Empire and this reflected on their attitudes towards women. To appreciate this it has been necessary to go back in time to the Hebrew Bible and to trace any attitudinal changes which occurred over the centuries. Although the Mishnah has been regarded as the terminus ad quem of this investigation, brief mention is also made of prevailing attitudes affecting women in present day Jewish society. / Biblical and Ancient Studies / M.A. (Judaica) Biblical women Apocryphal writings relating to women Mishnaic attitude to women Women in the GraecoRoman world Josephus and his attitudes to women Philo's assessment of women Women leaders in the ancient synagogues Feminism 909.04924082 Women in the Bible Jewish women Women in Judaism

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