… Mycenaean Greeks migrated to Cyprus at the end of the Late Bronze Age. … available in quantity. By then, the Cypriot dialect of Greek, already attested at an early stage near … prism-inscription of 673/2 BCE, three have transparently Greek names; the same is probably true of others, although …

… … … 1963 … Hanoch Avenary … Studies in Hebrew, Syrian and Greek Liturgical Recitative …

… music … Bible … New Testament … Ancient … Ancient Israel … Greek … Biblical … Singing … Biblical Interpretation … … for singing-terms common to the Septuagint and the Greek New Testament …

… Testament of Job is an external book originally written in Greek by one of the Jewish cults in Alexandria in the first … and musical notation. Scholars who translated the text from Greek to modern languages often translated the instrument …

… catalytic role in ending an era of Jewish life in Saloniki. Greek authorities viewed the fire’s devastation as an opportunity to rebuild the city according to Greek interests. Rather than returning the damaged property … Though some Jews had lived in Thessaloniki (the current Greek name of the city) since Antiquity (see the New …

… and lyric songs derived from Turkish gazel and Greek rebetiko music, popular songs influenced by French, …

… among Medieval music threorists while other theorists saw Greek figures such as Pythagoras as the early discoverers of music. The contest between biblical and Greek figures as to who invented music was resolved by … and Hellenistic Jewish literature, and in apposition to the Greek culture-heroes of music (beginning with Isidore of …

… that feature Goldfaden's portrait prominently, framed by Greek columns and angelic entertainers. While there is some …

… This romance (CMP F5) is based on the story from the Greek mythology about the abduction of Helen of Troy. Haim's …

… imbued with musical analogies and symbolism. In Philo, the Greek tradition and attitude toward music is paramount, with …