Examples of using The commentary in English and their translations into Hebrew
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dealt with the question of text, we must think about the question of who the target audience of the commentary was.
The commentary volume contains both a full translation and a full description of the manuscript and the Jewish world from which it comes.
In a fascinating account, Malachi Beit-Arié writes in the commentary volume that in his view the scribe was the owner of the manuscript.
The commentary volume has been luxuriously bound in white vellum to compliment and contrast with the facsimile.
The commentary volume, edited by Jeremy Schonfield,
On the date of the commentary and on the user's(pseudonym) chosen by the data subject.
It also appears in the commentary on Article 59 of the Fourth Geneva Convention on the protection of civilians during a time of war.
Question: Don't we need to know the commentary on the words that we do not understand?
My memory takes me back to some of the commentary and curses directed against some of the moderate[Arab] kings and presidents, and the West.
Even the commentary on the reports seemed to speak almost in unison, blatantly downplaying the importance of the missile launch from Iran.
She once posted an image of an English medieval painting depicting a boy supposedly crucified by Jews, with the commentary“And they were surprised that they were expelled.”.
I identified myself as a Republican because I thought it was fair to give to the viewer given the commentary I was delivering.
abused his religion and played too much politics," the commentary said.
I suspect that somebody just wrote the commentary on his chest.
While every effort is made to match the commentary volume binding to that of the facsimile as closely as possible,
The commentary volume is edited by Dr Jeremy Schonfield(Mason Lecturer at the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies; Lecturer at the Leo Baeck College, Centre for Jewish Education, London).
It resides entirely in the commentary woven around them, doing its best to distort the perception, and limit the possibilities,