The Jewish Influence on CivilizationBloch Publishing Company, 1974 - 236 pages |
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... Hebrew . Hebrew , the language of the Bible , is even at the present time becoming a popular language course . Dr. Davis Rudov- sky , Professor of Hebrew Culture and Education at New York University , reported at a meeting of the ...
... Hebrew . Hebrew , the language of the Bible , is even at the present time becoming a popular language course . Dr. Davis Rudov- sky , Professor of Hebrew Culture and Education at New York University , reported at a meeting of the ...
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... Hebrew , since so much in medicine was written in Hebrew . The sixteenth century anatomist , Vasalius , a Christian , learned Hebrew and used many Hebrew terms in his textbook " De Humani Corporis Fabrica , " which he obtained from ...
... Hebrew , since so much in medicine was written in Hebrew . The sixteenth century anatomist , Vasalius , a Christian , learned Hebrew and used many Hebrew terms in his textbook " De Humani Corporis Fabrica , " which he obtained from ...
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... Hebrew , on algebra and geometry was translated into Latin in 1145. He produced Hebrew works in geography , astronomy , and philosophy , and also translated Arabic scientific works into Latin . He is credited with bringing the ...
... Hebrew , on algebra and geometry was translated into Latin in 1145. He produced Hebrew works in geography , astronomy , and philosophy , and also translated Arabic scientific works into Latin . He is credited with bringing the ...
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