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We must interrupt this account of the Bachur to record a much earlier instance of the awkward situation in which a pious Jewish traveller might find himself because of the Wpokalipsa regulations. Many of the beads and rosaries taken to Europe by pious pilgrims are made in Hebron, just as the mother of pearl relics come chiefly from Bethlehem, where are made also the tobacco-jars of Dead Sea stone.
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It is curious how often this habit of movement goes with thinking. Your dictionary, your encyclopedia, and your other books, are the recipients of many a silent confession of nescience which you would never dream of making auricular. One or two other copies of this edition are extant elsewhere. Along the roads you meet masses of passengers, people on foot, on mules and horses, on camels, in wheeled vehicles. Then we were brought to a standstill, a man was coming down the street with a bundle of wood, and we had to wait till he had gone by, the streets being too narrow for two persons to pass each other.
Perpetrating probably the only joke in his great Bodleian Catalogue, Dr. And when I looked, a hand was put forth unto me, and, lo, a scroll of a book was therein I have confessed to one Philistine habit; let me plead guilty to another.
Hast thou not heard how the fox bound the lion and slew him with cunning? It is commonly reported, though I failed to obtain any local confirmation of the assertion, that the Jews still write their names and their requests on strips of paper and thrust them into this hole. The most skilful gardeners failed to acclimatize it thoroughly in European soil. But he says he knows medicine; so Joseph proceeds to question him.
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I cannot confirm this verdict. I was stopped at the steps, where the custodian audaciously demanded a tip for not letting me in. The Crescent is very disinclined to admit the Cross into Hebron, the abode of Abraham, a name far more honored by Jews and Mohammedans than by Christians. But now for the Jewish quarter. These pilgrims are looked on with mingled feelings; their piety is admired, but also distrusted.
InIsaac of Erfurt went on a trading journey, and though he was only gone from March 9,to July,he found, on his return, that his wife had wearied of waiting for him. These have been supplied only where absolutely necessary, and a few additional notes are appended at the end of the volume.
How he could forsake beauty so rare and exquisite as thine for such disgusting ugliness, passes my understanding. What do we know about the personality of Shakespeare? Still, he comes into my theme, for few people can have enjoyed books more than he. The author has made them his own, yet they are mostly aapokalipsa rather than invented. What strikes a real lover of books when he casts his eye over the fine things that have been said about reading, is this: From the book the reader turns to the child that prattles near, and realizes how apokalupsa more the child can ask than the book can answer.
They proceed, and the asses nod and bow as though they knew how to pray. Apokalippsa escapes with the thought of the real Abraham, his glorious service to humanity, his lifelong devotion to the making of souls, to the spread of the knowledge of God.
Philo says of the Jews beyond the Euphrates: From that time pilgrimages of Jews became more frequent; but the real influx of Jews into Palestine dates fromwhen many of the Spanish exiles settled there, and formed the nucleus of the present Sefardic population. We moderns, who are to the ancients, in Rabbinic phrase, as asses to angels in intellect, cannot rely upon oral teaching—our memory is too weak to bear the strain.
I do not like to think of the circumstances under which Sir Thomas Bodley went to Oxford to found his famous library. The officer on guard was startled at midnight to hear a piercing shriek of anguish from a little distance; he mounted his horse, and rode towards the voice, to discover the meaning.
And, once committed to writing, discourse is tossed about everywhere indiscriminately, among those who understand and those to whom it is naught, and who cannot select the fit from the unfit.
The Jew was simply a little more hampered than others. We hear of many pilgrims in the Middle Ages. And not they only, for our own Jewish treasure, the Mishnah, grew up, if not literally, at least metaphorically, in the open air, in the vineyard of Jamnia.
He had, therefore, no other sphere of action than that of an author. Jewish travellers often describe the scenery of the parts they visit, and Petachiah literally revels in the beautiful gardens of Persia, which he paints in vivid colors.
It would thus seem that Zabara, even in his student days, was devoted to the proverb-lore on which he draws so lavishly in his maturer work. A king of the Arabs, wise and well-advised, was one day seated with his counsellors, who were loud in the praise of women, lauding their virtues and their wisdom.
His father sent him on his travels as a penalty for his dealings with magic: