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Pseudonym of the unknown author of a work on Jewish ritual, the title page of which reads as follows: « The Book of Religion, Ceremonies, and Prayers of the Jews as Practised in Their Synagogues and Families on All Occasions; on Their Sabbath and Other Holy Days Throughout…

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GAMALIEL BEN PEDAHZUR Gamaliel ben Pedahzur, prince of the tribe of Manasseh, who, according to Num. ii. 20, offered his gift to the Tabernacle on the 11th day of Nisan (Num. vii. 54-59). He is mentioned in Num. i. 10 and x. 23 as the leader of the Manassites during the wandering in the wilderness. --- GAMALIEL BEN PEDAHZUR Gamaliel ben Pedahzur, prince de la tribu de Manassé, qui, selon Num. ii. 20, offrit son don au Tabernacle le 11e jour de Nisan (Num. vii. 54-59). Il est mentionné en Num. i. 10 et x. 23 comme le chef des Manassites pendant l'errance dans le désert.

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Pseudonyme de l'auteur inconnu d'un ouvrage sur le rituel juif, dont la page de titre se lit comme suit : « The Book of Religion, Ceremonies, and Prayers of the Jews as Practised in Their Synagogues and Families on All Occasions; on Their Sabbath and Other Holy Days Throughout the Year. . . . Translated Immediately from the Hebrew, London, J. Wilcox, 1738. » Cet ouvrage contient, en plus de la première traduction anglaise du livre de prières juif et d'un guide y afférent, un compte rendu détaillé des cérémonies juives telles qu'elles étaient observées par les Juifs strictement orthodoxes aux temps anciens. C'est une compilation extrêmement singulière, manifestement écrite par un Juif, mais l'identité de l'auteur n'a jamais été découverte.

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