Post-Biblical Hebrew Literature: An Anthology

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_Guide of the Perplexed_, book II, chapter 15. The quotation is
  inaccurate.

Footnote 225:

  _Ma’aseh Efod_, chapter 8, pp. 42, _seq._

Footnote 226:

  That is, Maimonides.

Footnote 227:

  Psalm 119. 103.

Footnote 228:

  _Magen Abot_, part 3, chapter 2, p. 33.

Footnote 229:

  That is, through repetition of perception.

Footnote 230:

  That is, Rabbi Judah ha-Nasi. See ‘Abodah Zarah 40b.

Footnote 231:

  Berakot 8a.

Footnote 232:

  _Ibid._ 6b; Shabbat 30b.

Footnote 233:

  Berakot 58a.

Footnote 234:

  _‘Ikkarim_, part 3, chapter 17.

Footnote 235:

  Ezekiel 21. 5.

Footnote 236:

  Numbers 12. 8.

Footnote 237:

  Isaiah 6. 1.

Footnote 238:

  Exodus 33. 20.

Footnote 239:

  Exodus 33. 11.

Footnote 240:

  Numbers 12. 6–8.

Footnote 241:

  Yebamodt 49b.

Footnote 242:

  Isaiah 6. 5.

Footnote 243:

  _Ibid._

Footnote 244:

  _Ibid._ In the Hebrew the word for _undone_ is similar to the one for
  _imaginative_.

Footnote 245:

  Yebamot 49b.

Footnote 246:

  Exodus 24. 10.

Footnote 247:

  Commentary on Deuteronomy 17. 15.

Footnote 248:

  Proverbs 16. 14.

Footnote 249:

  Comp. Job 37. 13.

Footnote 250:

  That is, Maimonides.

Footnote 251:

  Proverbs 28. 2.

Footnote 252:

  Isaiah 7. 6 (shortened).

Footnote 253:

  _Shebet Yehudah_, 29, Wiener’s edition, pp. 48, _seq._

Footnote 254:

  Isaiah 66. 2.

Footnote 255:

  _Iggeret Orehot ‘Olam_, chapter 14, Hyde’s edition, pp. 90, _seq._

Footnote 256:

  _‘Emek ha-Baka_ (the Vale of Weeping), Letteris’ edition, pp. 20,
  _seq._

Footnote 257:

  _Nishmat Hayyim_ (Soul of Life), part 2, chapter 30.

Footnote 258:

  Psalm 84. 12.

Footnote 259:

  _Ibid._ 73. 27.

Footnote 260:

  _La-Yesharim Tehillah_ (Praise to the Upright), Act II, Scene I. An
  allegorical drama written mostly in blank verse. As a rule the lines
  are of ten syllables, but now and then there are lines of six
  syllables. Each line ends with a word whose accent is on the penult.

Footnote 261:

  Names of giants; comp. Numbers 13. 22.

Footnote 262:

  _Shire Tif’eret_, part of canto XVII.

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Post-Biblical Hebrew Literature: An Anthology

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_Guide of the Perplexed_, book II, chapter 15. The quotation is
  inaccurate.

Footnote 225:

  _Ma’aseh Efod_, chapter 8, pp. 42, _seq._

Footnote 226:

  That is, Maimonides.

Footnote 227:

  Psalm 119. 103.

Footnote 228:

  _Magen Abot_, part 3, chapter 2, p. 33.

Footnote 229:

  That is, through repetition of perception.

Footnote 230:

  That is, Rabbi Judah ha-Nasi. See ‘Abodah Zarah 40b.

Footnote 231:

  Berakot 8a.

Footnote 232:

  _Ibid._ 6b; Shabbat 30b.

Footnote 233:

  Berakot 58a.

Footnote 234:

  _‘Ikkarim_, part 3, chapter 17.

Footnote 235:

  Ezekiel 21. 5.

Footnote 236:

  Numbers 12. 8.

Footnote 237:

  Isaiah 6. 1.

Footnote 238:

  Exodus 33. 20.

Footnote 239:

  Exodus 33. 11.

Footnote 240:

  Numbers 12. 6–8.

Footnote 241:

  Yebamodt 49b.

Footnote 242:

  Isaiah 6. 5.

Footnote 243:

  _Ibid._

Footnote 244:

  _Ibid._ In the Hebrew the word for _undone_ is similar to the one for
  _imaginative_.

Footnote 245:

  Yebamot 49b.

Footnote 246:

  Exodus 24. 10.

Footnote 247:

  Commentary on Deuteronomy 17. 15.

Footnote 248:

  Proverbs 16. 14.

Footnote 249:

  Comp. Job 37. 13.

Footnote 250:

  That is, Maimonides.

Footnote 251:

  Proverbs 28. 2.

Footnote 252:

  Isaiah 7. 6 (shortened).

Footnote 253:

  _Shebet Yehudah_, 29, Wiener’s edition, pp. 48, _seq._

Footnote 254:

  Isaiah 66. 2.

Footnote 255:

  _Iggeret Orehot ‘Olam_, chapter 14, Hyde’s edition, pp. 90, _seq._

Footnote 256:

  _‘Emek ha-Baka_ (the Vale of Weeping), Letteris’ edition, pp. 20,
  _seq._

Footnote 257:

  _Nishmat Hayyim_ (Soul of Life), part 2, chapter 30.

Footnote 258:

  Psalm 84. 12.

Footnote 259:

  _Ibid._ 73. 27.

Footnote 260:

  _La-Yesharim Tehillah_ (Praise to the Upright), Act II, Scene I. An
  allegorical drama written mostly in blank verse. As a rule the lines
  are of ten syllables, but now and then there are lines of six
  syllables. Each line ends with a word whose accent is on the penult.

Footnote 261:

  Names of giants; comp. Numbers 13. 22.

Footnote 262:

  _Shire Tif’eret_, part of canto XVII.

                        The Lord Baltimore Press

                        BALTIMORE, MD., U. S. A.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

                          TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

 1. Silently corrected typographical errors and variations in spelling.
 2. Anachronistic, non-standard, and uncertain spellings retained as
      printed.
 3. Footnotes have been re-indexed using numbers and collected together
      at the end of the last chapter.
 4. Enclosed italics font in _underscores_.

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