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enigmatic implication mystery nuance	Comprised of forty-four truly stunning and memorable images, Hebrew Illuminations is especially recommended to the attention of students of kabbalistic meditation practices through offering a visual contemplation of hidden meanings in Hebrew letters and symbols ranging from the "Aleine" (a declaration of faith that inspires an offer of praise for all creation), to the "Chai" (a tribute to the divine for the miraculous gift of life). Hebrew Illuminations by Lane, Margaret / Reviewer's Bookwatch Its influence on art and literature has been significant, its highly sophisticated decoration is not just random but full of hidden meaning. The Alhambra by Rhodes, Fred / The Middle East Svetlana Alpers resists the current tide of an emblematic interpretation of Dutch art as reductive, and insists on the masterful painted surface as an art of description: "It is not a notion of hidden meanings that produces such works, but rather the notion of a world that is understood in terms of an assemblage of visibly accessible meanings" (122). The Transforming Text: A Study of Luis de Gongora's by WELLES, MARCIA L. / Renaissance Quarterly	of doubtful certainty of doubtful meaning of equal dignity of equal duration of equal extent of equal force of equal length or volume of equal power of equal rank of equal value of equal weight of every description of everyday occurrence of external origin of foreign origin of frequent occurrence of good omen of great age of great consequence of great extent of great import of great magnitude of great scope of great weight of greater influence of hidden meaning of high standing of high station of higher rank of highest excellence of humble birth of ill repute of illicit union of importance of inestimable value of law of lawful parentage of less importance of like rank of little account of little consequence of little importance of little moment of little value of little weight of long standing of loose morals Of louisiana of low character of low origin of low station	of equal power of equal rank of equal value of equal weight of every description of everyday occurrence of external origin of fame of fame of fame of few words of few words of few words of few words Of force of foreign origin of frequent occurrence Of Galilee Cana Of Galilee Cana Of God Clan of good omen of great age of great consequence of great extent of great import of great magnitude of great scope of great weight of greater influence of hidden meaning of high standing of high station of higher rank of highest excellence of humble birth Of Iets Dergelijks of ill repute of illicit union of import of importance of inestimable value of interest of Japan of Japan of Japan of late of late of late of late of law of lawful parentage of less importance Of Lice & Men Of Lice & Men Of Lice & Men of like mind of like mind of like rank of lip fistula of lip fistula

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Comprised of forty-four truly stunning and memorable images, Hebrew Illuminations is especially recommended to the attention of students of kabbalistic meditation practices through offering a visual contemplation of hidden meanings in Hebrew letters and symbols ranging from the "Aleine" (a declaration of faith that inspires an offer of praise for all creation), to the "Chai" (a tribute to the divine for the miraculous gift of life).

Hebrew Illuminations by Lane, Margaret / Reviewer's Bookwatch

Its influence on art and literature has been significant, its highly sophisticated decoration is not just random but full of hidden meaning.

The Alhambra by Rhodes, Fred / The Middle East

Svetlana Alpers resists the current tide of an emblematic interpretation of Dutch art as reductive, and insists on the masterful painted surface as an art of description: "It is not a notion of hidden meanings that produces such works, but rather the notion of a world that is understood in terms of an assemblage of visibly accessible meanings" (122).

The Transforming Text: A Study of Luis de Gongora's by WELLES, MARCIA L. / Renaissance Quarterly