[ha-Safran]: Re: Dead Sea Scrolls

This is what I can relate to you about the Dead Sea Scrolls copy. It cost about $7000 and was made by a company in Japan named Kohansha (?), I think. Elisha Qimron of Ben Gurion worked with them. There was an edition that went a long with it. I believe that the Jewish Museum owns one and they

[ha-Safran]: Registration on Tuesday at Convention amended

Dear Safraniyot and Safranim, PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS E-MAIL. see below We were very sad to have to have closed off registration for Tuesday because we had no more room at Tuesday lunch. As you know, our programmers have created a delicious menu of choices for the sessions on Tuesday which

[ha-Safran]: Help me find a children's book?

Hi I am on a very difficult quest to find a particular book for my daughter. I wonder if you know how I can get help. About 30 years ago, I read a children's novel about a brother and his younger sister, orphans, on the streets of an Italian city, Naples I think, right after WW II. They were

[ha-Safran]: Request for Jewish Encyclopedia volume

One of our teachers is seeking to complete his set of leather-bound Jewish Encyclopedia (Funk Wagnalls, 1904) with volume one. If anyone has a copy of this volume to sell, please contact Rabbi Daniel Mezei at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you. Anne Jaron Hebrew Academy of Nassau County Uniondale,

[ha-Safran]: New Hebrew book on the etymology of the Hebrew language

Safraniyot and Safranim, I have, after many years of dedicated labor, published my book ha-Etimologyah ha-analitit veha-sintetit shel ha-lashon ha-Ivrit (the analytic and synthetic etymology of the Hebrew language.) The book is actually an etymological dictionary, in which every root is broken