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Ḥorev

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  • In Micah Joseph Berdichevsky

    His essays titled Ḥorev (1910 or 1911; a biblical name for Mount Sinai) interpret sympathetically some of the beautiful and humane ideas to be found in Haggadic writings. In the opinion of some authorities, Berdichevsky’s most enduring contribution to literature is his retelling of the Haggadic stories.

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