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Tag: Ancient Egypt

0 History Food

Don’t Cry for Me

Paola Gavin in Tablet · 17 May

Onions have played a significant role in human history and remain a versatile and widely used vegetable today.

0 History Philosophy

#188 - Challenges & Lessons of Egyptology

Jewish History Uncensored · 25 Apr

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein explores the complexities of interpreting ancient Egyptian history, highlighting the challenges with their documentation, which is often tied to religious beliefs such as Avoda Zara.

0 History Jewish Law

#187 - Egyptology & History

Jewish History Uncensored · 16 Apr

The episode examines the fascination with Egyptology and its historical importance compared to Greek and Roman history, exploring how it aligns with or contradicts the narratives in the Torah.

0 Culture History

#186 - Understanding Reality: Egyptology & Reality

Jewish History Uncensored · 11 Apr

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein explores how perception of reality varies among individuals and cultures by examining the appeal of blessings from rabbis and the widespread fascination with Egyptology.

0 History Israel

When was the country named "Israel?" #israel #history #bible

Unpacked · 10 Mar

Exploring the origins and significance of the name "Israel" throughout history, particularly focusing on its importance to Jewish people.

0 Philosophy Culture

DOGS in Ancient EGYPT | Parshah Rabbit Hole Ep.15 (Bo)

Creative Judaism · 17 Jan

Exploring the presence of dogs in Ancient Egypt, this YouTube video delves into a verse about Israelites and discusses its connections to cats, mice, and philosophy.

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Journal of a Plague

Norman Doidge in Tablet · 22 Apr 2020

Dr. Norman Doidge's "Journal of a Plague" draws parallels between the current pandemic and historical plagues, evoking observations from Defoe's account of the Great Plague of London and the impact of epidemics on human history.

0 History Music

Writing ‘Akhnaten’

Shalom Goldman in Tablet · 6 Nov 2019

Philip Glass's Egyptian opera "Akhnaten" is set to be staged at the Metropolitan Opera, marking its American production story, which has been more modest than its numerous European stagings.