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The spirit of the Hebrew poetry.

Isaac Taylor 1787-1865

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An essay on Hebrew poetry, ancien and modern / by Philip Sarchi.

An essay on Hebrew poetry, ancien and modern / by Philip Sarchi.

Filippo Sarchi

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An entrance into the sacred language : containing the necessary rules of Hebrew grammar in English ... Likewise, some select pieces of Hebrew poetry ... / By the Rev. C. Bayley ...

C. Bayley (Cornelius), 1751-1812

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Hebrew sacred poetry in the Middle Ages.

Hebrew sacred poetry in the Middle Ages.

Nina Salaman 1876-1925

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An entrance into the sacred language, containing the necessary rules of Hebrew grammar in English : with the original text of several chapters, select verses and useful histories, translated verbatim and analysed : likewise, some select pieces o f Hebrew poetry / the whole digested in so easy a manner ... by C. Bayley.

An entrance into the sacred language, containing the necessary rules of Hebrew grammar in English : with the original text of several chapters, select verses and useful histories, translated verbatim and analysed : likewise, some select pieces o f Hebrew poetry / the whole digested in so easy a manner ... by C. Bayley.

C. Bayley (Cornelius), 1751-1812

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Bailey lecture in Hebrew on Bedouin Poetry (Van Leer).

Bailey lecture in Hebrew on Bedouin Poetry (Van Leer).

Clinton Bailey (Interviewer)

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The poets and poetry of the Hebrews / By J. Wesley Carhart, D. D.

The poets and poetry of the Hebrews / By J. Wesley Carhart, D. D.

J. Wesley Carhart (John Wesley), 1834-1914

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The historical poetry of the ancient Hebrews / translated and critically examined by Michael Heilprin.

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