Jewish antiquities : or, a course of lectures on the three first books of Godwin's Moses and Aaron, to which is annexed a Dissertation on the Hebrew language

by David Jennings

The historical books

Mit handschrift. Widmung von Constanze u. Anna Rothschild

The makers of Hebrew books in Italy : being chapters in the history of the Hebrew printing press

by David Werner Amram

[Health literacy : An introduction to the concept and its measurement].

Over the last 20 years, health literacy (German: Gesundheitskompetenz/health competency) has become a popular concept in research and health policy. Initially defined as an individual's ability to understand medical information, the definition has quickly expanded to describe individual-based resources for actions or conduct relevant to health, in different socio-cultural or clinical contexts. Today, researchers and practice experts can draw on a wide variety of definitions and measurements. This article provides an overview of the definitions, briefly introduces the "structure and agency" approach as an example of theorizing health literacy, and shows different types of operationalization. The article presents the strengths and shortcomings of the available concepts and measures and provides starting points for future research in public health and health promotion.

The Persian Jews : their books and ritual

by Elkan Nathan Adler [[Elektronische Ressource]]

Some notes on the use of Hebrew type in Non-Hebrew books, 1475 - 1520

by Alexander Marx