… asid of Regensburg,' therefore the Piyyut is attributed to Judah ben Samuel He H asid, who lived in the 13 th century …

… the poets who wrote Seliha' s are Sa'adyah Gaon, Gershom b. Judah, Rashi, Solomon ibn Gabirol, Isaac Ibn Giat, Yehuda …

… of Hannah and her seven sons, the Maccabees, the heroism of Judah and his military victories, the return to the Temple …

… of the treatise adapted and translated from the Latin by Judah b. Isaac, preserved in Pn, ms. hébr. 1037 (cf. RISM, B …

… Even his nickname “The Lion” trumpeted the people of Judah. So who in this situation should be considered a Jew? …

… and the repertoire and career of Debbie Friedman, see: Judah M. Cohen, “Singing Out for Judaism: A History of Song …

… late Ottoman Palestine (Hirschberg 1995, ch. 1). Finally, Judah Cohen (2010) has addressed Idelsohn’s American period … Catalogue . Jerusalem. (Yuval Monograph Series IV). Cohen, Judah M. 2010. Rewriting the Grand Narrative of Jewish … On the Cohon’s long-standing relations with Idelsohn see Judah Cohen 2010. [31] In fact, Idelsohn’s appointment was …

… folksong can be found in Sefer H asidim , written by Rabbi Judah Ben Samuel of Regensburg (Ha H asid) who died in … alternative was. As it seems, the repertoire mentioned by Judah Ha H asid, of songs in mediaeval German and an …