The Scroll of Esther.
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Title
The Scroll of Esther.
Description
An early Hebrew manuscript, which relates the story of Esther as it appears in Rabbinical literature.
The authorship has never been definitely determined but it is believed to be of late origin in Rabbinical literature. The Jews of the first and second centuries question its right to be included among the canonical books of the Bible. The Authority of the book of Esther as a historical record has been rejected but it is read each year in the synagogue when the Feast of Purim is celebrated.
SHORT CIRCULATION RECORD.
The authorship has never been definitely determined but it is believed to be of late origin in Rabbinical literature. The Jews of the first and second centuries question its right to be included among the canonical books of the Bible. The Authority of the book of Esther as a historical record has been rejected but it is read each year in the synagogue when the Feast of Purim is celebrated.
SHORT CIRCULATION RECORD.
Date
ca. 1750
Language
heb
Identifier
BS1742 1750
Collection
Citation
“The Scroll of Esther.,” Special Collections & Archives Research Center, accessed November 8, 2024, https://scarc.library.oregonstate.edu/omeka/items/show/2081.