The Tsenerene and the Women's Bible in Yiddish
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The Tsenerene (Tsene-rene), compiled by Jacob ben Isaac Ashkenazi around 1600, paraphrases in Yiddish the Torah, the haftarot and the megillot, enriched with midrash and commentary. A Sabbath reading for Ashkenazi women for centuries, it was one of the most widely distributed Yiddish books.
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