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Otiyot she-nivreʼu ba-hen shamayim ṿa-arets : ha-meḳorot ṿeha-mashmaʻuyot shel ha-ʻisuḳ be-otiyot ha-alefbet ki-yeḥidot ʻatsmaʼiyot ba-sifrut ha-Yehudit ba-ʻet ha-ʻatiḳah ha-meʼuḥeret = Letters by which heaven and earth were created : the origins and the meanings of the perceptions of alphabetic letters as independent units in Jewish sources of late antiquity / Tsaḥi Ṿais.
אותיות שנבראו בהן שמים וארץ : המקורות והמשמעויות של העיסוק באותיות האלפבית כיחידות עצמאיות בספרות היהודית בעת העתיקה המאוחרת = Letters by which heaven and earth were created : the origins and the meanings of the perceptions of alphabetic letters as independent units in Jewish sources of late antiquity צחי וייס.

LIBRA BM538.L34 W45 2014
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Weiss, Tzahi, author.
Language:
Hebrew
Subjects (All):
Creation--Religious aspects--Judaism.
Creation.
Hebrew language--Alphabet--Religious aspects.
Hebrew language--Alphabet.
Hebrew language--Religious aspects--Judaism.
History.
Hebrew language--Religious aspects--Judaism--History.
Hebrew language.
Mysticism in rabbinical literature.
Genre:
History.
Physical Description:
262 pages ; 23 cm
Other Title:
Title on title page verso: Letters by which heaven and earth were created : the origins and the meanings of the perceptions of alphabetic letters as independent units in Jewish sources of late antiquity
Place of Publication:
Yerushalayim : Mosad Byaliḳ, [2014]
ירושלים : מוסד ביאליק, [2014]
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 218-248) and indexes.
ISBN:
9789655361506
9655361500
OCLC:
899217130

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