The Jewish law of marriage and divorce in ancient and modern times and its relation to the law of the State

by M. Mielziner

Quabbalah : the philosophical writings of Solomon Ben Yehudah Ibn Gebirol or Avicebron ... ; also an ancient lodge of initiates transl. from the Zohar ...

by Isaac Myer

Mystic currents in ancient Israel : by the ... chief rabbi

(J. H. Hertz)

The ancient Hebrew law of homicide

by Mayer Sulzberger

History of the ancient synagogue of the Spanish and Portuguese jews : the Cathedral Synagogue of the jews in England situate in Bevis Marks ; a memorial vol. wirtten spec. to celebrate the 200. anniversary of its inaug., 1701 - 1901

by Moses Gaster

Ancient Semitic Codes and the Mosaic legislation

contributed by the Very Rev, the Chief Rabbi (J. H. Hertz)

A Lexicon, Hebrew, Chaldae, and English, compiled from the most approved sources, Oriental and European, Jewish and Christian ... cont. all the words with their usual inflexions ... as found in the Hebrew and Chaldee texts of the Old Testament ... to which are added an English index, alphabetically arranged ...

by Samuel Lee

Notes on the diplomatic history of the Jewish question : with texts of protocols, treaty stipulations and other public acts and official documents

by Lucien Wolf

Types of Jewish-Palestinian piety : from 70 B.C.E. to 70 C.E. ; the ancient pious men

by Adolph Büchler

The ancient melodies of the liturgy of the Spanish and Portuguese jews

harmonized by Emanuel Aguilar

Synagogue service for Friday evening in Eb major : based upon the ancient pentateuchal mode, utilizing the mode of Mogen Ovos

by Abraham Zevi Idelsohn

The menorah : from Theodore Herzl ; for solo, tenor or soprano, violin and piano ; with 4 texts: Hebrew, Jewish, English and German

composed by A. Haitmann

The Ghetto song : Rachel oh Rachel ; for solo, tenor or soprano, violin and piano ; with 4 texts: Hebrew, Jewish, English and German

composed by A. Haitmann. [Words] from Hugo Zuckermann

The historical poetry of the ancient Hebrews

transl. and critically examined by Michael Heilprin