Leaves of Antiquity

"Leaves of Antiquity: The Poetry of Hebrew Tradition" presents a carefully curated selection of ancient Hebrew verse, rendered in English for a contemporary audience. This collection, likely first published in the late 19th century, showcases the enduring beauty and profound spiritual insights found within the Hebrew tradition. The poems explore themes of faith, morality, history, and the human condition, offering readers a glimpse into a rich and vibrant literary heritage.

Caroline Mehetabel Sawyer, the translator and compiler, brings these timeless works to life, making them accessible to those unfamiliar with the original Hebrew. "Leaves of Antiquity" serves as both an introduction to classical Hebrew poetry and a testament to its lasting influence on Western literature and thought. This volume will appeal to those interested in religious studies, ancient history, and the poetic arts.

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