 | William Goodhugh - 1828 - 152 pages
...principal schools in Babylon were those of Nahardea, Sora, and Pumbeditha; they flourished in Babylon until the year of the world, 4797, as appears from the names of the chief rulers and doctors residing there, preserved in the Chronicles of the Jews. At this era, the Jews being dispersed... | |
 | William Russell, William Channing Woodbridge, Fordyce Mitchell Hubbard - 1838 - 608 pages
...principal schools in Babylon were those of Nahardea, Sora and Pumbeditha; they flourished in Babylon till the year of the world 4797, as appears from the names of the chief doctors preserved in the chronicles of the Jews. At this period the Jews were dispersed over the world,... | |
 | 1838 - 636 pages
...principal schools in Babylon were those of Nahardea, Sora and Pumbeditha; they flourished in Babylon till the year of the world 4797, as appears from the names of the chief doctors preserved in the chronicles of the Jews. No child was admitted into the public schools under... | |
 | 1844 - 688 pages
...principal schools in Babylon were those of Nahardea, Sora, and Pumbeditha. They flourished in Babylon till the year of the world 4797, as appears from the names of the chief doctors preserved in the chronicles of the Jews. At this period the Jews were dispersed over the world,... | |
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The principal schools in Babylon were those of Nahardea, Sora and Pumbeditha; they flourished in Babylon till the year of the world 4797, as appears from the names of the chief doctors preserved in the chronicles of the Jews. At this... 