Ahimaaz


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Ahimaaz

(əhĭm`āăz), in the Bible. 1 Father of AhinoamAhinoam
, in the Bible. 1 A wife of Saul. 2 One of David's early wives.
..... Click the link for more information.  (1.) 2 One of the men set to spy on Absalom. 3 Husband of BasmathBasmath
, in the Bible, daughter of Solomon.
..... Click the link for more information.  and perhaps the same as (2.)
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Some aspects of the Jewish response to Byzantine rule among the communities of southern Italy during the eighth through the eleventh centuries can be found in the midrash aggadat bereshit, Sepher Yosippon, and Megillat Ahimaaz. The paper will look for echoes of the midrash in Sepher Yosippon in an attempt to uncover some sources of this incomparable history of the Second Temple Period.
Jewish responses to Byzantine polemics from the Ninth through the eleventh centuries
The Chronicle of Ahimaaz, Columbia University Oriental Studies, XVIII, New York;
Between history and town-planning: Danitis, Maccabees, Sadducees, Medicis, Suricis, Christians and Marranos in Terra di Lavoro in the Middle Ages
They are the chronicler Ahimaaz, the liturgical poet Shephatiah ben Amittai, and the physician Shabbetai Donnolo, doctor to the Byzantine viceroy in Calabria.
Early Jewish History in Italy
63, 64; Ahimaaz Harker, A Companion For the Young People of North America (New York, 1767), pp.
Middle class rising in revolutionary America: the evidence from manners
Klar, Megillat Ahimaaz (Jerusalem: Tarshish, 1974), p.
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