sappir造句

例句与造句

One of my oldest friends here, Shoshana Sappir, called me two weeks ago in desperation.
The Jewish traveler Jacob Saphir, who wrote about Shukr Kuhayl in the Jerusalem press and in his " Even Sappir ", indicated that almost all the Jews of Yemen at that time believed the messianic claims of Shukr Kuhayl I.
In late classical times and as late as the Middle Ages, lapis lazuli was often called sapphire ( " sapphirus " in Latin, " sappir " in Hebrew ), though it had little to do with the stone today known as the blue corundum variety sapphire.
To the Masoretic midrashim belong also the explanations of passages read and not written, or written and not read which have been edited from an old grammatical and Masoretic miscellany in the " Manuel du Lecteur " of Joseph Derenbourg ( Paris, 1871 ), and in Jacob Saphir's " Eben Sappir " ( ii . 218 et seq ., Mayence, 1874 ), and reprinted by A . Jellinek in his " B . H . " ( v . 27-30 ).
These subjects he covered with a Hebrew grammar under the title " Libnat ha-Sappir " ( " The Pavement of Sapphire " ) in 1454, a textbook on logic entitled " Miklal Yofi " ( " Perfection of Beauty " ) in 1455, and, most celebrated, a textbook of rhetoric called " Nofet Zufim " ( " The Honeycomb's Flow " ), which was printed by Abraham Conat of Mantua in 1475-6, the only work by a living author printed in Hebrew in the fifteenth century.