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TITLES — In the Talmud The many titles appearing in talmudic literature may be roughly classed into two (sometimes overlapping) categories: titles of respect and titles of office. Almost all these titles make their first appearance not earlier than in the … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Rabino — (Del hebreo rabbi, maestro mío.) ► sustantivo masculino 1 RELIGIÓN Maestro hebreo que interpreta la sagrada escritura. 2 RELIGIÓN Sacerdote y jefe espiritual del culto y de las comunidades religiosas judías: ■ el rabino ofició en la sinagoga . 3… … Enciclopedia Universal
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