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The 1901 Jewish Encyclopedia

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Jeremiah (3) Jeremiah B. Abba Jeremiah ben Eleazar Jeremiah ben Jacob ben Israel Naphtali Jeremiah of Difta Jeremiah, Book of Jeremiah, Epistle of Jeremiah, the Lamentations of Jerez de La Frontera Jericho Jeridie-Terjume Jeroboam Jeroham ben Meshullam Jerome (Eusebius Hieronymus Sophronius) Jersey City Jerubbaal Jerusalem Jerusalem (2) Jeschurun Jeschurun (Zeitschrift Für Die Wissenschaft Des Judenthums) Jesharelah Jeshibah Jeshua ben Judah Jeshurun Jesi, Samuel Jesse Jessel, Sir George Jesurun Jesus B. Phabi Jesus ben Zappha Jesus of Nazareth Jesus Sirach Jethro Jew (the Word) Jew Bill Jew of Malta Jew, the Jewell, Jacob Jewesses Jewish Abend-Post Jewish Advance Jewish Advocate Jewish Chronicle (Baltimore; Boston; Mobile) Jewish Chronicle, the Jewish Colonial Trust, the (Jüdische Colonialbank) Jewish Colonization Association Jewish Comment Jewish Criterion, the Jewish Exponent, the Jewish Expositor Jewish Free Press Jewish Gazette Jewish Herald Jewish Historical Society of England Jewish Lads' Brigade Jewish Ledger, the Jewish Messenger, the Jewish Morning Journal (Morgen Journal) Jewish News Jewish Progress Jewish Publication Society of America Jewish Quarterly Review Jewish Record (London) Jewish Record, the Jewish Reformer Jewish Review and Observer, the Jewish Review, the Jewish Sabbath Journal Jewish Schoolfellow Jewish South Jewish Spectator, the Jewish Theological Seminary of America Jewish Tidings Jewish Times and Observer Jewish Times, London

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The 1901 Jewish Encyclopedia, prepared by more than four hundred scholars and specalists, was a descriptive record of the history, religion, literature and customs of the Jewish people from the earliest times to the present day.

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