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Unveiling the Hidden-Anticipating the Future - Divinatory Practices Among Jews Between Qumran and the Modern Period (Hardcover)
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Unveiling the Hidden-Anticipating the Future - Divinatory Practices Among Jews Between Qumran and the Modern Period (Hardcover)
Series: Prognostication in History, 5
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In Unveiling the Hidden-Anticipating the Future: Divinatory
Practices Among Jews Between Qumran and the Modern Period, Josefina
Rodriguez-Arribas and Dorian Gieseler Greenbaum collect ten studies
based on primary sources ranging from Qumran to the modern period
and covering Europe and the Mediterranean basin. The studies show
Jews practising divination (astrology, bibliomancy, physiognomy,
dream requests, astral magic, etc.) and implementing the study and
practice of the prognostic arts in ways that allowed Jews to make
them "Jewish," by avoiding any conflict with Jewish law or
halakhah. These studies focus on the Jewish components of this
divination, providing specific firsthand details about the
practices and their practitioners within their cultural and
intellectual contexts-as well as their fears, wishes, and
anxieties-using ancient scrolls and medieval manuscripts in Hebrew,
Aramaic, and Judaeo-Arabic. Contributors are Michael D. Swartz,
Helen R. Jacobus, Alessia Bellusci, Blanca Villuendas Sabate,
Shraga Bar-On, Josefina Rodriguez-Arribas, Amos Geula, Dov
Schwartz, Joseph Ziegler, and Charles Burnett.
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