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made at the beginning of the third century , clearly indicates that , during this period , a new form of Hebrew was developing with an increased range of vocabulary and a more pliant construction and style .
made at the beginning of the third century , clearly indicates that , during this period , a new form of Hebrew was developing with an increased range of vocabulary and a more pliant construction and style .
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Novelists and short story writers who , like the poetic triumvirate Bialik , Tchernichovski and Schneour belong to the periphery of the post - Haskalah and early Zionist period , are David Frishman ( 1860-1908 ) , Micha Joseph ...
Novelists and short story writers who , like the poetic triumvirate Bialik , Tchernichovski and Schneour belong to the periphery of the post - Haskalah and early Zionist period , are David Frishman ( 1860-1908 ) , Micha Joseph ...
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Freethinking Jewry is no less divided , and the division was particularly great in the period before the rise of Israel , not only in regard to religion and faith , but in the sphere of political concepts in connection with the ...
Freethinking Jewry is no less divided , and the division was particularly great in the period before the rise of Israel , not only in regard to religion and faith , but in the sphere of political concepts in connection with the ...
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